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Not really sure, as I've never installed Eastern Europe maps on mine. Try installing the regular maps. Or ask Russ_Rusev here via PVT.

Petrol does not have PCV valve but a PCV membrane on the top of the rocket cover. You can replace it yourself on the 200THP, but I do not think its possible on the 156THP as its completely inside the rocker cover.

If you could send one to me as well, that would be much appreciated. [email protected]

Its the same on MK2. Thanks for the video :)

Perfect! :)

Could you post some photos, how you connected them to the DRL Fuse. I have sequential led indicators with DRL at home, but was hesitant to install it as the DRL are very low on the MK2.

You can open a free Dropbox account, upload the file then link it here.

Please refer to this link, to download my repository of Peugeot Workshop manuals. They cover almost every part of the car. I hope this helps. It is a ZIP file with multiple folders and hundreds of PDFs. LINK

If you disconnect the battery at 23:45 and reconnect it at 23:59, the car will register the clock as 00:00 and you’ll have a correct time (for as long as you do not have DST).

Do you have JBL package in your car from the start?

Do you have any links? Which one did you buy?

I have the factory blacked-out lights on my 200THP. They work normally, but you'd need a self-leveling unit programmed into the ECU if your lights do not have it now.

If you do everything according to the tutorial - you won’t end up without a SatNav.

What kind of issues are you expecting? As far as I know, 2016 have issues with UK post numbers, while 2021 do not.

Official maps 2016, unofficial fully working maps 2022. Links in the first post.

High-Pressure Fuel Pump. The only thing you have not replaced and the usual main culprit.

I'd say your biggest issue will be with the leather interior. It bubbles up due to heat/cold (just like any real leather). Engine is supposed to be bulletproof.

No problem, hopefully, everything went well. Let us know when you fix it.

I’d say from experience it is. Although Zagreb not by much, but the more East you go, the cheaper it is. Quality is more of the same, but you get more for your money. That is, it will get more expensive next year as Croatia finishes their transition to €.

Yes. 2022 maps include POI (from original PSA 2016 maps). Just keep in mind, they are only icons on the map, you cannot search for specific POI within the navigation interface.