Hi alltogether, i own a 307 SW. This car has got a line which indicates the amount of oil, which is in the car. This indikator in my car shows every amount of oil, but seldom the right one. My garage can´t fix the problem. Twice the electric parts of the car were changed. Does anyone knows, where the problem is and how it could be fixed?
Greetings to all of you Ulf (Germany)
I asked the dealer about this on my Citroen Berlingo, it only reads properly if the engine has been running.
The dealer tells me it only works when the engine is cold and on the flat.
Hi there !
I've had the same problem (and many more) with my previous 307 xs. The problem is in BSI, a main electronic unit that controls many many electronical devices. The Dealer can upgrade the software in the BSI unit. They tried to do so with my "old" 307 xs many times past the last year. At the end, after 9 or 10 visits to the mechanics at Peugeot, I got the chance to change to another model, which I did. So now I got a 307 SW. I've had it for almost one year now without any problems.
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Hi Ulf, Moin Ulf!
"Ulf Nicoley" wrote in news:bsnend$2vq$00$ snipped-for-privacy@news.t-online.com:
This problem seems to be widespread. My Oil Indicator (307SW HDI 110) usually works. But sometimes (three times so far) it has indicated "malfunction" (according to the manual). This was shown by a single flashing square.
As far as i have learned from the forums (i.e. at
Grüße, Michael
Moin, Michael,
the oil indicator is not the only problem with this car. It needs up to 13 l fuel (Super ROZ 95). In the brochure it is said, the car would need only 7,7 l fuel. Whats about your car, even if it´s a Diesel. How many fuel does your car need? With the electric there are some more small problems. I could live with the Problem of the oil indicator, but Peugeot took the complete money of mine, so i want a car working properly. What´s your opinion?
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Hi Ulf,
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7,7l in the specs? Overall? Then you're driving a 307SW 1.6l Petrol, Manual transmission?Here's a link to a detailed consumption statistics about that car from a user in the forum i mentioned before:
My car uses so far overall 7.3l. This is more than the overall specs (5,4l) but i also do not drive to the specs currently the car has been moved most time in town and also often short distances. Also on motorways/autobahn i usually do not drive the speed which would be best for fuel consumption. At last the diesel is told to reduce its consumption and improve its performance a little bit after about 10000km which i have not yet reached.
So i can live with my diesel consumption. But 13l seems to be very much for a 1.6l manual.
About expecting a new car to work properly you're certainly right. I will mention the oil-level indicator problem on the 10000km inspection, but that is currently not critical to me as i said before.
Grüße, Michael
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