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thewho07

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Post #26

Thanks for the comments. I'm pleased how it turned out. It was a mess when I got it and it has been satisfying cleaning it up. Only downside is I've spent more than I would've liked, spent a LOT more than what the car is worth.

Got bored today so decided to do a compression test to see how the engine is. Results seem to be decent;

Timing belt end
190
190
195
190

Not sure how long I'm going to keep it for as I've got a list of other cars I'd like to start on. Don't even know what the 6 would be worth. Not much service history, got lots of old MOTs, kept all my receipts from the work I've done, timing belt done August 2014 (no receipt), 88000 miles, bodywork average for age. Any ideas?

Posted 10th Jan 2016 at 13:09

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Looking at about 1400-1800 I'd say as even there's a lack of history you've spent alot of cash on getting it back to great health and white is a desirable colour.

Posted 10th Jan 2016 at 13:32

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Well I would be happy if I managed to get 1500 for it!

Just noticed today, having replaced the clutch, anyone know why the bite point would be extremely low? Basically have the pedal pressed right down and only have to let it out very very slightly before biting. Is this normal? Doesn't bother me but just wondering!

Cable maybe?

Thanks

Posted 11th Jan 2016 at 07:42

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Post #29

good work

i had the same issue when i got a new clutch...

i think the 306 had a self adjusting clutch mechanism but it was removed due to "reasons"

bonus is you can use the bite point as a gague to work out how much meat is left on the clutch

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Posted 11th Jan 2016 at 09:14

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I would have said 1750 due to rarity of a Bianca phase three and the work you've done getting it to where it is Smile

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Posted 11th Jan 2016 at 09:22

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Forgot to mention this a while back. Am I right in saying the engine takes 4.7 litres of oil? When I came to filling it, it took the whole 5 litres. I'll check the dip stick tomorrow again, but the other day it still wasn't showing at the top notch on the stick. Used Total Quartz7000...

Posted 11th Jan 2016 at 20:41

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Sure it's 4.5 litres of oil for these engines.

*edit just checked and it says 4.5 in the servicing FAQ*

Posted 12th Jan 2016 at 08:57

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I have some left over when doing an oil change using a 5 litre pack filling to the top mark on the dipstick.

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Posted 12th Jan 2016 at 09:03

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Hmm.. Thanks for the info.

Posted 12th Jan 2016 at 09:15

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Wheel alignment done today, must of been out by quite a lot!

Posted 12th Jan 2016 at 17:42

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Now in for sale section Thumbs up

Posted 19th Jan 2016 at 19:02

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Project taken on mocinim Smile

And the project continues
Have been fixing a few issues not addressed previously or caused by ??? Who knows
Have been having heater fan issues changed the cowling thermo switch bitron cleaned all the contacts but nothing
So i decided to pull all the wiring casing off and found this
???

Should of checked first but i wanted to pull it apart to see all

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Posted 13th Sep 2016 at 23:02

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Next i decided the old engine bay required attention specifically the dirty engine its self
The bay was cleaned n painted previously so wont need addressing for a bit

So spruce moose on the old cam covers and inlet manifold cleaning and polishing as i went now she looks tasty and runs so much better

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Posted 13th Sep 2016 at 23:06

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Have since been replacing various bolts n nuts clips and other parts that where not correct or not peugeot

Think next will be the replacement cat as this one is collapsing inside then ill fit a B12 kit as the suspension fitted whilt good is not quite enough

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Think shes coming along nicely now going to have a trial with smooth bonnets n spoilers etc got to love a white 6

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Do you mean De-badging?

I just built a mould of a de-badged Grille Big grin

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Posted 14th Sep 2016 at 08:07

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Yep de badging just picked up a grill n bonnet there a little tatty but a little love and they will come up nicely

Hows best to fix the grill obviously no centre bolt hole ???

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Posted 14th Sep 2016 at 09:28

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Post #43

the pegs in the top hold it in place there

and put some decent sticky back velcro on you're headlight trims and on the back of the grill that'll hold everything fine! Wink

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Posted 14th Sep 2016 at 12:08

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gnrlee wrote:

the pegs in the top hold it in place there

and put some decent sticky back velcro on you're headlight trims and on the back of the grill that'll hold everything fine! Wink

Cheers chap was going to go gorilla tape but velcro is a much better plan do you know any good brands for velcro

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I just glued mine and made it one piece, be interesting to see what it looks like in white my Diablo looked good with a smoothed front but I didn't suit the black one

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Smoothed front ends are tripe,congrats on ruining a nice car Thumbs up

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mocinim wrote:

gnrlee wrote:

the pegs in the top hold it in place there

and put some decent sticky back velcro on you're headlight trims and on the back of the grill that'll hold everything fine! Wink

Cheers chap was going to go gorilla tape but velcro is a much better plan do you know any good brands for velcro

I have a roll of it costing about £30
But Velcro is the best brand i velcro my plate on so its good stuff!

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Posted 14th Sep 2016 at 13:17

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roland rat wrote:

Smoothed front ends are tripe,congrats on ruining a nice car Thumbs up

Better cooling And airflow! Wink

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Posted 14th Sep 2016 at 13:18

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roland rat wrote:

Smoothed front ends are tripe,congrats on ruining a nice car Thumbs up

Says the man who brakes everything lovely and drives a p**s yellow automotive rape victim lol who designed that thing any way Smoke

Seriously im having a play with stuffs im not ruining anything will keep all the bits to return it to its former glory if i dont like it
Also have most of the parts to return it to factory standard

Got to have a play thats what toys are for

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Posted 14th Sep 2016 at 14:12

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Cheers Gnrlee will of to the bay to find some

Dont want to stick or glue anything as will return it to oem at some point

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Posted 14th Sep 2016 at 14:16

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