Peugeot 307

The fuse for the left brake light is # 5 and the right and 3rd brake light fuse is # 17 in the fascia fuse box

The heater motor on the Peugeot 306 is under the glove box, in the passenger footwell.

First, remove the sound proofing panel, this clips off. Inside you will see the fan assembly is offset towards the left side (towards the passenger door hinge). There are 3 screws which need to be remove, 2 of which are towards the front, near the 3 pin electrical block which supplied power to the heater blower motor.

Unscrew the 3 screws after removing the electrical connector. A sharp tug downwards will free the motor itself, and a little twisting and turning will remove it. You should be able to do this in about 10-20 minutes usually.

Replacing is simply the reverse of this. I would suggest that any replacement motor is tested before you fit it in, it takes only a few seconds to test and will save you time.

Jacking points on each sill near to each wheel. Under the spare wheel well also.

remove the drawer in the center console near the back seats and then remove the cover that has the two small air vents by pulling it towards the rear seats. Will be visible the stud bolt.

Turn ignition off press and hold mileometer reset button. Turn ignition on, Service timer starts countdown to zero, Turn ignition off, release reset button, Turn ignition back on. It should now have reset the service miles. This worked on a 306 try it, it might work on a 406. Hope this is of some help.

I have just fitted a new washer pump to my 406 estate. The washer bottle is in the front right wing, you need to take off the front right wheel, remove the wheel arch liner (I had 4 torq screws to remove- T20 I think, one of which was under the front bumper/fairing). I couldn't find a bottle bung to empty the bottle (haynes reckons there is one), but it soon emptied once I pulled the pump off!!. Disconnect the hoses and replace with a new pump and fitting is the reverse of the above. Good luck

Generally replace every 40,000 miles

Where is the bonnet release on the 3008

150k or 10 years providing the car has been looked after. i work at a dealer and own one myself bag of shite but pocket money work horse

1 Take a week off work and don't expect to using your car for a while. 2 Disconnect the battery and drain the cooling system. 3 Working under the bonnet, disconnect pipes from back of heater assembly 4 Remove the complete facia assembly and steering wheel. (If a passenger airbag is fitted seek further advice) 5 Remove heater assembly and withdraw matrix. 6 Put everything back together with new matrix installed and new o-rings on pipe connector. I did find a shortcut with a peugeot 405 but the heater was located on the passenger side.

Hard to find - but on under the glovebox, tucked away

depends on what the light is for? engine light? amber means its not serious but i would get it seen to straight away. the stop light means its serious

The Peugeot 307 is a small family car manufactured by Peugeot. It is available in numerous body styles, including 2, 3, 4 and 5 door versions. It has since been replaced by the Peugeot 308.

Petrol 307s, pre-December 2006 cars, new cambelts are required every 80,000 miles or 10 years - later models can cover 100,000 miles

Hi, If you are after the rear and centre exhaust pieces as most people are due to the flange problem with peugeots, then your looking at £65 - £75.

Kwik Fit will provide parts and install for around £150

Hope this helps

Jamie D

the fuse is 10amp red fuse found in the fuse box at the top right hand side of your engine under a cover that just pulls off

Thanks for that - can I just add the following:

In my model, it's the front right 10A (red) fuse as you stand in front of the car and look at it. I did the classic - tried to use the washer while it was still frozen. Why has my wipe washer stopped working? Will I need a new motor? No - a 1p fuse is all you need.

peugeot 307windscreen washer / fuse 14 / 10 amp fuse

I work in a spare part shop, and most of the belts we sell are designed for 80000km. Since the manufacturer can't be responsible about what happens during the belt use (especially, drops of oil or coolant fluid), we recommend to change them every 60000km, to better be safe than sorry.

The original factory-fitted belt is designed for 120000km, but I'd not risk running it for that long.


Also, when buying a new car, we always recommend replacing the belt as you can neevr be sure how it was fitted and under what conditions the car was used. Changing the belt also usually involves changing tensioner pulleys or idlers (or both).

Just changed my glow plugs. Quite easy you need an 8mm and 10mm deep socket. Take off the cover by removing the 4 location clips. There is a braket on the left hand side that is removed by taking the 3 10mm bolts out. there is a cable tray that you also need to remove attached to the bracket by the 10mm securing nut. Unplug the two electrical plugs on the left. You then have enough room to remove the cable 8mm nuts and then with the deep 10mm you can remove the glow plugs. Took me about hour and a half and I wasn't rushing.

If you refer to the outside temp sensor, it is located inside on right side rear view mirror

First of all, rove the fabric trim under the glove box. This is held in with pull out plastic studs. Beneath this are three torx head screws running along the bottom edge that you have just exposed. Remove these. Then open the glove box lid and you will see four torx head screws. Two at the top and two half way down on each side. emove these. The box should then pull straight outwards. However, there is an elctrical connector attached to the interior glove box light on the right hand side. You have to remove this as well before the Glove box is free. There is a little clip you need to push on the outside edge of the connector before it will come free. Be careful because it is a stubborn one that!

where is the aerial situated on the peugeot 307cc

The end of the light stalk(left side of wheel) pull it outtowards the door; they go on. Pretty poor placement and easy to turn off accidentally.

307 1.6 HDI FAP 110Hp engine Timing belt is scheduled for 100 K miles or equivelent.