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Automatics are usually thirstier than manual gearboxes.
The colder weather also doesn't help with consumption.
My diesel in the past could get up to 1000 miles on a tank (1600km), but last fillup with 54 litres got less than 600 miles (1000km).
It's just the time of year, there is more usage...
Lidl (down on the south coast area) had twin packs of headlight bulbs in with 50% extra bright, xenon effect and blue tint for £3.99 each
I use the 50% extra bright ones!
There are several types you can use, they don't have to be specifically for Peugeot.
As a motorcyclist these are used to secure various parts on bikes.
I've ordered off eBay and received them, fitted the without worry of buying for a specific bike.
You can get ones where you push the centres...
My jacking points are damaged, to repair only one, Peugeot want over £2500
My diesel has never used oil or coolant, not seen any leaks.
The diesels are pretty bulletproof.
As said there are others out there, maybe better ones.
Hi and congratulations on your choice.
Number 1 - not found it a problem with either my RCZ's.
Number 2 - is directions from the sat nav.
This might be of interest
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Number 3 - can't help as I don't listen to music that often!
Number 4 - see picture
Hope this helps...
54 plate is September 2004 to end of February 2005!
63 or 14 or 64 would be a 2014 plated vehicle.
It's a private plate. You can only put a year plate on a vehicle where the plate is the same as or older than the year of the first sale.
Mine is T reg which is 1999.
Can't you see how much the bits are from Peugeot dealership?
Since you know the part numbers!
To remove, there is a triangular piece (number 10 I think) in the inside window which would cover the holding bolts (I presume)
Sorry for the delay in publishing the new Risk Alerts, there is also a new link as we are now in 2017.
https://1drv.ms/u/s!AoIna7Gq4-l4gxkPL4jo1qcxfRd4
Enjoy.