Recommended workshop to repair Peugeot car?

kikuzushi

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Hi all, any recommended workshop that can do clutch replacement for Peugeot 107? It's the same make as Citroen C1?
 

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bring back to Pew Got to fix... I think they need to do some ECU adjustment after replace...

MMT gearbox alot of problems....
 

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Ya went to Thomas already.. He can't fix clutch.. Referred me to Eclipse Pro. Quoted me 2k for replacement.
 

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Antz automobile, specialised in peugeot. toh guan enterprise hub lvl 8
 

kikuzushi

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Bcc made me wait for 3 hours for them to check and I have to pay $50 over labour charges for checking.
 

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Hi,

I too drive a 107.

I had my clutch replaced at BCC in mid 2012. I think it was about $1.5K. Apparently BCC and AutoFrance are the only 2 places you can do it because they have the computer equipment needed.

Haven't heard of Antz but am interested to find out more.
 

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Hi,

I too drive a 107.

I had my clutch replaced at BCC in mid 2012. I think it was about $1.5K. Apparently BCC and AutoFrance are the only 2 places you can do it because they have the computer equipment needed.

Haven't heard of Antz but am interested to find out more.

Why so trouble some?:s22:
My old Vios change from stock to 3 puck clutch to organic clutch no need any computer work
 

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so far any major problems faced by Peugeot owners?

Main complaints are expensive parts and greater unreliability.

Personally, the parts are more expensive. As for unreliability, hard to say. Depends on your luck. But if you're suay, and your Peugeot breaks down often, then you'll end up paying more because the parts are more expensive.
 

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Why so trouble some?:s22:
My old Vios change from stock to 3 puck clutch to organic clutch no need any computer work

Some would say it's because continental cars are over-engineered in terms of design and mechanics. Cars don't need to be so complicated.

But others say they like continental cars precisely because of this reason.

In general, stick to the popular mass-market Korea and Japanese cars if you want cheaper parts and greater choice in the workshops which can service them.
 

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The 107/C1 uses a Toyota engine and very likely the robotized manual gearbox is from Toyota too. Overseas markets like UK have Toyota models like the Yaris and Auris with this type of clutchless manual gearbox but unfortunately none of them are sold here, hence the lack of support.
Think the last Toyota model with a similar gearbox sold here was the MR-S. Changing the clutch itself is not the difficult part, but it will need to be calibrated and that probably requires the right equipment/ software.

(Still have a set of 3 almost new NGK Iridium plugs for a 107/C1, removed from car after 5000km, anyone interested at $25 ?):D
 

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Share Repair Done at Antz Automobile Pte Ltd

Just to Share with Peugeot 107 Car Owners - Costly or Uncostly?

Brought an used car Peugeot 107 for my wife in 12 Oct 2015. In Feb 2016 tow to Antz Automobile at 48, Toh Guan East Enterprise Hub for repair.

Replacement of Parts:-
1) Clutch Lining Set, 2) Clutch Bearing, 3) Clutch Actuator & 4) Gear Box Manuel oil of 2 litres & 5) Gear Selector Actuators programming.

Total Repair Cost: S$3,200.00

Regards: Rickie Ong:s22::eek:
 
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