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On an LED related subject, Be careful with swapping the halogens. I've read in numerous places LED bulbs can make crap fog lights.
Especially ones toward the bluer/cooler end of the temperature spectrum.
I had a component failure in mine, I can't recall what it was but it melted something or other. Totally borked the unit. It went from intermittent switch offs, the nav not loading maps, to totally dead. I think I posted about it on here.
I bought another one off ebay and coded it to my car...
I have 4 of the tools OP has shown above. From memory (which isn't that great, plus I've had my GT86 nearly 2 years) you put all 4 in together, "curved/serrated" side innermost, push them in really well, then use them to pull the unit out.
I do recall the cables aren't very long, also having the...
Have you had it scanned for any fault codes?
Ideally with PSA dealer level equipment, not a £3.99 eBay special.
Also, by "had the turbo sorted" what do you mean?
I used to average top 30s from my 200. Calculated the proper way obviously. Most readouts fib.
My current GT86 is one, it likes to add a couple of MPG on its readout.
When I was in my Peugeot ownership phase my first job (after a huge debacle with a 407) was chuck the locking wheel bolts in the bin and replace them with standard bolts.
Mine never used any.
There is an issue with I think the thermostat housings which can leak.
Whether that is an engine specific thing, or any RCZ can have it I'm not sure.