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Posted: Thu 10 May, 2012 11:28 am

Has anyone actually approached peugeot HQ with this problem?

Mine has also just gone at 50k. Again with the beeping noise from the accelerator and my peugeot garage are going to open her up and see if there's a fault with the box. If there is they are going to have to re-think the Â£709 that I was quoted today to fix the problem. That includes labour, clutch kit and oil etc along with VAT.

I am considering voicing my concerns to peugeot HQ maybe we should all contact them as this seems a very common problem. Perhaps too common?

Hannah

Posted: Mon 29 Oct, 2012 2:14 pm

please all refer this to watchdog,

or if you have had the problem rectified free or at a discounted cost,

just any information post it on here.

Posted: Mon 19 Nov, 2012 12:17 am

Hello,

Just letting you know that my wife has just found out that her clutch has gone. When I took it to my mechanic, he had a look at the car mileage to find that the car had only done less than 13K, he was stunned!!. And asked me why we bought a Peugeot??. Well it's not really a Peugeot, as its built by toyota, the company who thrive themselves being reliable.

After researching the internet there seems to be an abundance of cases that show the clutch going between 10k-20k and peugeot dealers charging on average Â£600-Â£950 to replace the clutch and oil.

The quote I got from a non dealer is Â£120-Â£160 for the parts and Â£200 for the labour for 4-5 hours of work. = Â£360-Â£400.

Not only is this a common problem for the Peugeot 107 but they seem to want an excessive amount to solve the problem that they know is down to the design of the car. The problem that will be recurring every 10-20k cycle. These cars are suppose to be urban friendly and save you money. But every 18-24months you will have to pay an extra Â£600-Â£950 to run? Not economical.

If Peugeot want to maintain themselves as a value brand and survive an already negative brand association. These things need to be addressed.

I will be taking the car to my local Peugeot dealer in Oldham (RRG) on Spencer Street
Off Manchester Road.

Let's see what the evaluation and quote is, in the morning. Oh and by the way, I have reported this to watchdog. Anyone else who suffers this concurring problem, do something about it, get your voice heard. Report this to Watchdog http://www.bbc.co.uk/watchdog/gotastory/.

Posted: Tue 05 Feb, 2013 8:59 am

PeterPanel22, what did your local Peugeot dealer say?

Posted: Mon 24 Feb, 2014 9:56 am

Posted: Mon 24 Feb, 2014 10:05 am

Hi guys,

I joined this forum, after owning the little Pug 107 about 9months, bought it with 21k on the clock on a 10plate, so now 4years old with 31000 on the clock, and last week got the beeping! Found that if I don't press the accelerator more than about 20% i don't get the beeping but obviously going up duel carriage ways at 28-34mph isn't really cutting the mustard just to avoid beeping! I'm a pretty steady driver and it beggers belief that this happens at such low millage in cars that I imagine by their nature are driven by generally speaking fairly steady drivers, you know theirs a reason I drive a 107 - because I'm not made of money!

I havn't been in touch with Peugeot yet, but it seems pretty standard to expect to pay about 800 for this. Can anyone recommend a decent alternative garage in the Castleford/Leeds/Wakefield area?

Also should I still be driving or stick it in the drive till I get it booked in somewhere?

Cheers.