Just to say hi!

[highwayman]

New to here, not new to forums however. New to owning my first RCZ, a 2014, grey in 2.0 HDi flavour... and love it!
Owned a 306 2.0 HDi and was besotted with that, was my pride and joy. When the RCZ came out I joked that one day I would own one...years later and here I am, albeit a bit late to the clan.
I'll be looking around and getting to know this place and the people, also looking forward to getting to know my new (old) car and some of the gremlins that I can tinker and fix.
Hi, and see you all around!

 

[Verminator]

Hi there and welcome to the forum and nice RCZ you have got yourself there enjoy your drive
Drive safe and stay lucky
Les n Co

 

[highwayman]

Hi there and welcome to the forum and nice RCZ you have got yourself there enjoy your drive
Drive safe and stay lucky
Les n Co

Thank you. I have just discovered today that the dreaded nearside (UK) window regulator is fubar! First it started failing to go up completely, returning back down...then the cable broke ffs lol! I heard it and I think the motor only goes in one direction now too, seemingly down only.
I've had a search on the forum and it seems quite common.
Now 'tis held up with wood. I could get replacement cables from eBay but now im worried about the bloody motor being trash.

Should I start a new thread requesting further insight and help on this?

 

[ZerokoolRCZ]

Hi and welcome
My drivers side broke last winter, glass got frozen to the rubber, so when I pulled the door handle the window tried to drop but couldn’t so motor kept trying and broke some plastic parts in the mechanism
Managed to get a complete window regulator inc motor

 

[highwayman]

Hi and welcome
My drivers side broke last winter, glass got frozen to the rubber, so when I pulled the door handle the window tried to drop but couldn’t so motor kept trying and broke some plastic parts in the mechanism
Managed to get a complete window regulator inc motor

I bought the replacement cables from eBay and fitted those...what an absolute bitch to do. I then refitted the regulator and the cable snapped after sending it up then down. I was proper happy that it worked...when it broke I felt sooo pissed off. So I decided to splurge and buy a brand new regulator for 344 quid. Fitted it hoping that the motor was still OK and...works absolutely perfect now. I think the original regulator must have been that worn or naff that it just didnt want to go on living.
So now its sorted and all back together

Just changed all the front end bushes and engine mounts, she feels great to drive...however, since reconnecting the battery I have an abs and esp light that I think is the module on top of the battery, so I now have to investigate this...

The joys of being a peugeot owner :/

 

[Griffy]

welcome to the inner circle of Series 2 HDi Gts fans You appear to have a Verminator cousin there, Grey Lady 2

Fabulous cars, bought mine in January, mint condition throughout in Moroccan Red (took 2 yrs to find and save for)

Cant take my eyes off her when polished....

Dont ask me what I think to the way they handle potholes though...

53mpg is my average over 300 miles of 70% careful 60 mph cruising, 30% flat thru gears, changing c 3.5k (err, tad lower revs in upper gears)

Pleasantly very surprised by the torque / shove in the back in first 3 gears (temp sub 10c) even upper gears have an endless push feeling from 1.5k

Styling inside and out, in my mind there is nothing to match it under £12k, and only a handful perhaps, under £30k