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Check when warning is on with engine running.

It could be that with the pressures it's running the let's the excess out then cools down enough and is taken back in the engine leaving not enough to cover the sensor and the warnings comes on. Then after it cools there is enough to cover sensor.

You know you can hire a van/truck to move house ☺☺ :cry:

This is the Cribbs Causeway dealership I referred to in an earlier post! Is your the city centre one?

Is the sensor the one on the expansion tank? And is coolant above the sensor when it comes up with warning? Can't remember which variant you have.

Does yours use coolant?

Hope these help, these are for a 156 bhp

Been doing a bit of digging around the Internet and apparently the plugs are a supplier only type as in only made for manufacturers not for general re-sale. They are also in the DS3-R. But still the question still exists, what do you put in its place when you change them yourself?

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Re: Need help!!! "Please" Sorry but there is not enough information, which engine as 1.6 is both petrol and diesel for the 207 sw, also various bhp as well? This is for the 1.6 diesel 110 bhp From what I can see this is a common layout for the 207 petrol and diesel.

What date are the files? I uploaded them today (11 Sept) I've just downloaded it and the files inside the zip have today's date. The link stays the same but the file/folders will be updated. Otherwise I'd have to change the link everytime.

NEW RISK ALERTS -Sept 2016 Just to let you know there are now a new risk alert download should be able to use existing link.

What spark plugs have been used when you have had a service? I've just taken mine out to see what part number I could find. Part number is ILZKR8C8G with NGK IR on there. I cannot find these on the net and even NGK website doesn't list them. All 4 spark plugs are 0.72mm gap.

That main dealers for you. The service plan has been taken out with Robins and Day in Bristol.

Still didn't have a warning til 27 miles left!! Mind you I did accelerator down the slip road to the motorway.

Just seen this on Peugeot website for Peugeot's over 3 years of age. http://www.peugeot.co.uk/servicing/#servicing-offers Scheduled Servicing – the “must-have” service for your Peugeot You want to keep your Peugeot in tip-top condition and sunning like new mile after mile. So make sure to...

If you have any Peugeot less than 12 months old then see this http://www.servicing.peugeot.co.uk/peug ... ice-plans/ Over 5 years this works out to be about £168 per year. I was quoted £305 & £335 for my first service.