Exhausts on older models

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My sister's CC has developed a crack in the exhaust near the backbox. Peugeot claim that they'll have to replace the entire exhaust system (with Cat) at a cost of about £700 and that they can't replace just the backbox.

Does this seem realistic to anybody?

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Post by djviper »

if its a 2ltr and all you want is a back box i have one under my stares that was on the car for a week, if you want it pm me an offer

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Post by Lyndon »

ya could try the place that i got mine done, it's in a thread somewhere on here :?

saying that tho i think i might need to have a stainless steel section/backbox fitted soon as the back box as moved and touches the bumper sometimes :(
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Post by MattB »

Cheers for the replies. She actually managed to get the sales dept of her dealer to pay for a full exhaust system replacement as well as a suspension arm replacement!

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My exhaust has gone on the same spot, according to my dealer my registration is a 206 5 door 1.4 in red!!!!!!!!!!!!! erm NOPE. Anyway the dealer couldn't give me the price as I couldn't reel off my Chassis Number from the top of my head (if the records were accurate I wouldn't need to) and was told that exhausts are only covered by warranty for 1 year and there was "no goodwill anymore". I am awaiting a call from Peugeot UK regarding it being replaced - seems odd that mine is the third posted about in the last 3 weeks that has gone in the same place (see posting http://www.peugeot206cc.co.uk/modules.p ... ht=exhaust too). I will let everyone know the outcome, this could yet appear in Auto Express, praise if Pug change the system and "in the doghouse" if they try and fob me off.

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Post by DPH »

Well Peugeot fobbed and sloped their shoulders so I have had a section removed and a new piece put in where it had gone......much cheaper than the peugeot option. Although it is now sorted if it is a known problem I am going to keep on at them until they make an effort to look after their customers.

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Post by teddy206 GTi »

Does anybody actually produce a replacement section for the 2 lambda car yet??
More and more of these are going to be needed now that they are getting towards normal replacement age.

Obviously Peugeot will want to sell the section complete with the cat but as yet everybody else seems to only do an exhaust for the 1 lambda GTi.

So it seems like everybody will need to do what I did and get a 3 inch section removed to shorten it. That's the only way it will fit though.

Only cost me £45 ish for the section and £25 for fitting.

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Post by DPH »

Not found anyone that has an OE replacement, always been a stainless system or a cut off section. Strangely there is a replacement for the 1.6 by Bosal but not hte 2litre yet. It has been raised as a technical fault with Peugeot by Andy Swietophowski (Customer Care Manager at Peugeot UK). I strongly suggest that anyone who has a problem with this call Peugeot on 0845 200 1234 and ask for him to add some weight to the case.

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Post by Andy-W »

This part has just gone on my 2.0. Cracked pipe just in front of the rear box. Its part of the front section that includes 1 box and the cat. Local Zoo want over £700 to do the job, £550 of that is the parts including new cat and then labour and VAT on top.

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Post by Derek »

how old is your CC andy ? same happened to me in march and it was replaced under warranty along with the alloys
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Post by Andy-W »

Mine is 2 years and 10 monthe old, so not much warranty left and I am dreading that fact already.

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Post by teddy206 GTi »

It's such a simple fix it's not worth worrying about.
Parts are easily available and any mechanic who can weld can do the job.

For less than £60 the job (inc parts) can be done. Less than 10% of the dealer price.

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Post by DPH »

My dealer told me that the exhaust was only covered for a year. I even tried arguing that the problem could have been enhanced when they changed the manifold........no go. That was when I went to the dealer after being hung up on when I called and asked them for a price, they couldn't because their records are totally inaccurate and my car is listed as a 1.4 5 door hatch in red. when I expressed my unhappiness at this the line went dead.

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Post by Ed_shek »

Wouldn't it be cheaper to get a custom stainless steel exhaust instead of the peugeot one???
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Post by DPH »

It is cheaper to get a stainless system yes