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Yeh when I bought the new thermostat it came with the correct replacement sensor - just plug & play Only issue once I fitted the new parts was I needed a diagnostic scan tool to clear the error codes - cleared codes & the cars been running fine - success

Might be a good idea to quote your VIN to your local Peugeot dealer & they will give you the correct part number & you can then source it from anywhere That’s what I normally do if I can’t find the specific part number Luckily I have a great local Peugeot dealer that’s only too happy to help

Turned out to be the thermostat & water pipe (that connects to the water pump) Managed to replace both with plenty of swearing & about 5hours of labour - most difficult was the rear water pipe - had to remove the manifold to access it & Im glad I did - there was plastic still inside the inlet...

Great thanks my friend I’ll check it out Fingers crossed as that won’t be too arduous to replace

Thanks for the reply & yes this is looking up whilst the car is on a hoist The coolant is dripping down to this point from higher up - where you can see the coolant on the picture is definitely not where the leak is coming from -

I’ve checked from up top & under the car Not coming from radiator hoses etc Can’t locate the source Must be somewhere that is not obvious Any suggestions appreciated

Hi there Sorry should have mentioned 2013 petrol 1.6t

Hi all Have a coolant leak & can not locate where it’s coming from Dripping slowly where I’ve circled in red below Pics below and any help appreciated! Thanks