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Keith Hopson, Gloucestershire

Peugeot Boxer 2001

I have replaced the battery in my Peugeot Boxer`s key fob but the alarm will not function. Please can anyone tell me how to reset the alarm to function? (2.8 HDI)

Submitted: 22/05/2012 12:26:19 | ID: 10641

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Graham Atkins, England

Peugeot Boxer 2005

Does anyone know about the gears on a Peugeot Boxer van? I can get all of the gears except 4th, it just stopped going in. Any suggestions? (Hdi diesel)

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Hi, I’ve got an 07 2.2 Boxer, initially started with having trouble getting reverse which later stopped going in at all and then other gears started playing up. Took it to the garage and they found the linkage underneath that goes from the gear stick to the box was rusted up. They stripped, cleaned and greased-all ok now. Good luck - Steve Harrison from England

Submitted: 17/05/2012 10:25:57 | ID: 10546

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David Morgan, Rhondda Cynon Taff

Peugeot Boxer 2008

Have there been many replacements of EMS on the 2.2 Peugeot Boxer?

Submitted: 10/05/2012 14:48:49 | ID: 10407

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Philip Sanders, England

Peugeot Boxer 2012

I have just taken delivery of a new Peugeot Boxer camper van based on the Boxer 2.2 diesel. The mile odometer on the digital readout constantly flashes, which I am told is incorrect. I have been back to the camper van supplier who has not been able to correct the fault and they suggested that I contact a Peugeot dealer. Can anyone help please? (Camper Van)

Submitted: 08/05/2012 16:36:45 | ID: 10342

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Pete, London

Peugeot Boxer 2004

There is a buzzing noise that sounds like some sort of alarm coming from behind the dash board on my Peugeot Boxer. It starts the minute you switch the battery on. Does anyone have any ideas what may be causing this please?

Submitted: 03/05/2012 15:55:01 | ID: 10277

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David Eagle, Northumberland

Peugeot Boxer 2004

I have a seepage from the base of the central column in the cab of my Peugeot Boxer. I assume that this is the transmission. Does anyone know what is the cause and remedy?

Submitted: 01/05/2012 09:25:36 | ID: 10194

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Barry Johnson , England

Peugeot Boxer 2010

How do I change the nearside wing mirror on my Peugeot Boxer which has the extended arms and is the electric version? (Motorhome Auto-Sleeper Broadway)

Submitted: 30/04/2012 15:28:59 | ID: 10163

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Len Smith, England

Peugeot Boxer 2005

I have just acquired a Peugeot Boxer 2.0 HDI Motorhome. There is a slight burring whine when the ignition is turned on which continues when the motor is running. I have a 2.0 diesel VW which does not make these sounds. Is this normal? (Motor Home 2.0HDI)

Submitted: 23/04/2012 10:34:36 | ID: 10001

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Damian Porter, Lancashire

Peugeot Boxer 2007

I need a spare key for my Peugeot Boxer but understand that there is a chip inside the key for security. Where can I get one and how much would it cost?

Submitted: 13/04/2012 11:56:17 | ID: 9782

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Roy Lennard, Wiltshire

Peugeot Boxer 1997

Can anyone tell me what colours are the positve and negative wires that go to my reversing light on my Peugeot Boxer, as I want to fit a wireless reversing camera?

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Just done it. White is neg - Jim McMilla from Renfrewshire

Submitted: 13/04/2012 11:32:12 | ID: 9772

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Ian Leach, Hampshire

Peugeot Boxer 2009

My Peugeot Boxer`s rear nearside indicator stopped working. I assumed it was the bulb. After a lot of pain changing it the bulb was not the problem but there is very low voltage when the indicator is going. All of the other indicators work fine. The clicking sound in the cab when using the indicator is very fast and a warning light appears. The cable from the rear light cluster goes upwards but I cannot seem to get access to it. Any ideas or suggestions? (2.2Hdi 120hp 6speed manual Motorhome - Autosleeper)

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The reason the relay is sounding fast is because it sees a fault condition. Low voltage to the bulbs mean the relay is not sending the correct voltage. Change the relay - Brian Walters from Neath Port Talbot

Where are the indicator relays found on a 2007 (57) Peugeot Boxer. Thanks in advance - Pete Baker from Hampshire

Submitted: 10/04/2012 14:47:24 | ID: 9608

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Harry McGrath, England

Peugeot Boxer 1996

Could you please tell me where the relay for charging the battery on my Peugeot Boxer Elddis Autoquest Elite 350s diesel motorhome 1996 is situated? (I do not have a manual). (Elddis Autoquest Elite 350s)

Submitted: 10/04/2012 12:00:08 | ID: 9585

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Colin Batham, Norfolk

Peugeot Boxer 2006

My Peugeot Boxer`s temperature gauge reads half scale when the engine is cold but does not alter with the engine running. It goes to zero when the ignition is switched off. Where is the temperature sensor for the gauge? (Elldis Motorhome)

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See my web site: www.ourwanderer.org/peug8.htm. Look for sensors - Brian Walters from Neath Port Talbot

Submitted: 27/03/2012 12:20:46 | ID: 9355

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Bill, England

Peugeot Boxer 2012

I am not sure whether my new Peugeot Boxer Campervan has an alarm. When it is locked I can see a red light flashing on the centre of the dashboard. Is this an alarm or does the immobiliser flash?

Submitted: 22/03/2012 11:32:38 | ID: 9264

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Peter Williams, Warwickshire

Peugeot Boxer 2003

Hi, can anyone help? I have a 2003 Peugeot Boxer 2.0hdi and the speedometer needle on the dashboard is moving up and down of it`s own accord. Sometimes when this happens it doesn`t fully rev. I have had the injectors changed and it was fine for a week or so but it`s constant now. Someone mentioned the speedo sensor but I need advice and where it is etc. Any ideas please? Thank you. (2.0hdi)

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Hi I’ve got a Peugeot Boxer 04 2.0 hdi, I’ve got the same problem. I’ve changed the plastic gears and the speedo sensor unit but still no joy wondered. Have you had any luck? - Brian Dolman from Worcestershire

Submitted: 22/03/2012 10:30:03 | ID: 9253

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Peter Morris, Carmarthenshire

Peugeot Boxer 2011

The aerial on my Peugeot Boxer is apparently in the nearside mirror. Which colour wire is the aerial and will changing this mirror cause a problem with my sat nav? (Elddis MH.)

Submitted: 20/03/2012 14:06:04 | ID: 9229

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Paul Roe, England

Peugeot Boxer 2008

Does a Peugeot Boxer 2008 van possess a metal chain cam belt?

Submitted: 13/03/2012 09:53:51 | ID: 8984

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Adrian Creane, County Londonderry

Peugeot Boxer 2004

My Peugeot Boxer keeps putting on the engine management light then just stops. It will reset itself after a few minutes, then start up again and drive. This could happen maybe 6 times a day. I had it on a computer and it is saying there is a fault with the immobiliser. I’ve been told you can have this disconnected, the cost I’ve been quoted is 220 pounds. Does anybody know anyone with the same problem? I can’t get anybody in Northern Ireland to disconnect it, I have to send it to the UK because it has a double socket ECU unit.

Submitted: 05/03/2012 17:58:28 | ID: 8775

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Richard Morris, England

Peugeot Boxer 2001

I have a Peugeot Boxer on a 2001 plate which has runs spot on, until recently the rev counter stopped working. How do I fix this? Or is it a specialist job? Thanks.

Submitted: 05/03/2012 17:17:25 | ID: 8754

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Charlie Tunnard, Yorkshire

Peugeot Boxer 2002

Does anyone know if there is an obd socket on this vehicle, if so where is it located? Cheers.

Submitted: 28/02/2012 10:46:43 | ID: 8642

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Des Hutchings, Northamptonshire

Peugeot Boxer 1995

My Peugeot Boxer’s clutch rattles when engine is warmed up and stationary. This will disappear if I press the clutch pedal. It happens more often now. Otherwise the motorhome drives well and the clutch appears to pull normally. Any ideas as to cause please? (Motorhome diesel 2.5 non turbo)

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I had exactly this with my 2.5 TD Boxer, the garage said it was the clutch thrust race, but not to worry about it! He was right - in 70,000 miles, there was no problem (apart from the rattle!). It didn’t always happen, just sometimes on starting up, and the noise was immediately stopped by depressing the clutch - Bob Northwood from Norfolk

Submitted: 17/02/2012 15:55:38 | ID: 8385

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Ian Baxter, England

Peugeot Boxer 2004

Can anyone recommend a start booster unit for a flat battery on 2.0 diesel motorhome?

Submitted: 08/02/2012 20:45:06 | ID: 8082

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Dan Farrel, England

Peugeot Boxer 2002

My Peugeot Boxer will not start unless we bump it in reverse. It sounds weird but no matter what, it will not start. A garage told me it’s likely to be the injectors and it would be ££££. Any advice would be much appreciated, thanks. (1.9 hdi)

Submitted: 08/02/2012 09:31:57 | ID: 8020

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Rob Jones, Cheshire

Peugeot Boxer 2001

Hi can anyone help? My Peugeot Boxer runs lumpy when I first start it up and if I drive off it will cut out as if it has run out off diesel. And then take a bit to get going again. The battery is fine, it just turns over but seems starved of petrol. However, if I start it and leave it to warm up for around ten minutes before driving off it seems to help and runs well when warmed up. Any advice would be appreciated as I’ve had it in the garage a few times but they can’t find anything it could be. Someone suggested about a non return valve on the petrol line may help? Any ideas? Cheers.

Submitted: 06/02/2012 14:40:06 | ID: 7959

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Paul Jenkins, England

Peugeot Boxer 2006

Do the Boxers suffer with bad earth on the starter? Regularly it won’t start immediately, I hold the key fully over then 10 seconds later it may start, sometimes it will just not start unless I turn in on and over 20 times. It’s a Dec 06 with only 40k on it. If not a connection is it the starter motor? Hoping it might be the easy option? (330 h1)

Submitted: 26/12/2011 11:12:51 | ID: 6874

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Bruce, Staffordshire

Peugeot Boxer 2007

I am having tremendous problems starting my Peugeot Boxer. After switching on the ignition, after a couple of seconds, I get the little amber "car with padlock" light on. If I try to turn the engine over I get the message ABS Unavailable. I have been told this is probably the EGR valve. Can anyone give any info on this, if a temporary repair can be made until a replacement can be obtained and finally where on earth on the engine is it located. Many thanks.

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Don’t fix it, forget you own it, leave it in a wooded area so people can’t see it, you are going to need to take a mortgage out to keep it alive. Luckily I bought 11 of these heaps, I hate them so much and cost of repairs is mad. Anyway back to your problem, egr valves are about £162 from main dealer, £50 to check it is that plus £50 to see if they fitted it right. Hopefully your garage are not in South West so they may give you a good price. It’s an easy fix but be prepared, it may need one every b.day. Sorry for my view on this - Howard Millington from England

Submitted: 12/12/2011 11:54:08 | ID: 6549

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Steven Ramsden, Cheshire

Peugeot Boxer 2008

Hi all, I found your forum and was wondering if anyone can help? The central locking on my 08 Boxer has bust, not sure what it is. The indicators all light as normal when pressed just no click on any of the door locks ... is this a relay problem? And where is it if so? The problem I have got is how the hell do I lock the passenger door without central locking? So before I get the rope out to tie it shut what am I missing? Drivers door has key lock also the rear doors. The side door can be locked internally but where or how does the passenger door lock? Tried pushing/pulling the internal handle nothing? Thanks in advance...

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Push the sliding door hard to push the electric connectors together they aren’t long enough or place three or four pound coins on double sided tape to bring the connections out from the body that should do it - Mike Coxon from Northumberland

Submitted: 09/12/2011 14:40:41 | ID: 6477

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John Poole, England

Peugeot Boxer 2005

When do you change the cam belt on a Peugeot Boxer 350 lwb hdi van 2005?

Submitted: 30/11/2011 15:11:22 | ID: 6204

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Robert Bellamy, Essex

Peugeot Boxer 1998

Hi, I have a 1998 Peugeot Boxer 1.9-litre td. I need to replace the radiator. Is it a reasonably easy task or best left to a garage? Any input would be appreciated, Rob.

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This answer is probably too late for your question but see my web site on how to do the job: http://www.ourwanderer.org/peug19.htm. It is an easy job to do and can be done on the driveway of your home - Brian Walters from Neath Port Talbot

Submitted: 18/11/2011 13:34:34 | ID: 5882

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Dave Short, Sussex

Peugeot Boxer 2008

I have a Boxer/Compass motorhome. The steering lock has been difficult to disengage when I start the ignition, but now it has completely jammed. Is this a common fault on the Boxer? Anyone have any ideas how to disengage the steering lock? As it is stuck on the drive and I cannot move it.

Submitted: 14/11/2011 14:39:02 | ID: 5733

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Nick Walker, England

Peugeot Boxer 2002

I’ve just purchased a Compass Avantgarde 400 Motorhome based on the Peugeot Boxer (2002) 1.9 diesel. Just drove it for the second time - journey of about 20 miles. Took a bit of time reversing it on to my drive - bigger vehicle than I’m used to. When I got out, noticed a strong burning smell which seemed to come from the nearside of the engine. No problem while driving - any ideas anyone?

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I’ve just bought a brand new Elddis motorhome Dec 6 2011 currently off the road rear brakes siezed hadbrake locked on this happened on Jan 8 2012 on the M4 mine also smelt of burning. Yours is probably a fluid leak dripping onto the hot engine but check your rear brakes. The smell would only be there on reversing not when you are driving forward because it goes out the rear end - Steven Lee from Wales

Submitted: 09/11/2011 13:53:53 | ID: 5588

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Gurdial Hayre, England

Peugeot Boxer 2004

I have a Peugeot Boxer diesel van, which will only start if I spray easy start into the air fitter intake, whether the engine is cold or hot. I have changed all 4 glow plug but made no difference - can anyone help? (BOXER HDI 2004)

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I had a similar problem and it turned out to be the fuel injectors. I had to have two of them replaced. They can be reconditioned at a cheaper cost at a decent garage. Mine cost me about £250.00 - Roger Taylor from Hertfordshire

Submitted: 07/11/2011 16:14:27 | ID: 5479

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Rob Witherington, Leicestershire

Peugeot Boxer 1997

Hi, my son just wrote off his 306 HDi. Can I fit the engine in my 1997 Boxer camper van and what sort of job is it!?!?

Submitted: 07/11/2011 15:47:36 | ID: 5458

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Michael Riley, Scotland

Peugeot Boxer 1996

The heater on my Peugeot Boxer has suddenly stopped working! No cold or hot air at all? Does anyone have any ideas how I might fix this problem?

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Yes, I know the feeling mate, it happened to me. You need to take out the heater nobs first of all and remove any star head screws you see but there are some hidden ones where you have removed the three control nobs when your heater section is loose you need to then remove three more screws located on the heater switch as the switch connection over the years has worn thin. Remove the switch and open it up. There will be a few copper connections you need to clean and after you have done that, you need to put a solder on the main connection that has the spring on, put a good solder on the tip of it as this is the main problem. When done, I suggest you put it back together securing it with super glue and some electrical tape then test and refit. Problem solved mate unless you’re unlucky and the heater matrix has completely had its days. Hope that helps - Robert Massey from England

Submitted: 24/10/2011 14:21:39 | ID: 5074

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Phil Cottrill, England

Peugeot Boxer 2004

My Boxer Compass Motorhome’s near side rear wheel is binding slightly. It doesn’t affect the driving but gets hot after a few miles, while the other side doesn’t . What could the problem be and how can it be put right? It has done 22,000 miles, the shoes are OK and the brake cable doesn’t appear to be sticking. Thanks in advance for any help.

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Your wheel barings are ’going’ - drive it like that and you will need a new shaft. Get them changed as soon as possible! Brian Walters from Neath Port Talbot

Submitted: 18/10/2011 16:01:07 | ID: 4905

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Alan Reeves, Sussex

Peugeot Boxer 1999

I have a Peugeot Boxer 1999 1.9 turbo diesel and last week for the first time, I came off the ferry from the Isle of Wight, I got a judder when I got on the motorway, it kept jumping out of fifth gear and from then it keeps jumping out. I have been told that it was four gears with a fifth gear added. Can I buy the parts to repair the fifth gear?

Submitted: 10/10/2011 11:01:14 | ID: 4683

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David Davies, England

Peugeot Boxer 2003

Recently bought a 2003 camper van converted 2.0HDi diesel Boxer and I have a question about the alarm/immobiliser which is fitted. I assume it is not a Peugeot type but I have no other info. There is a light on top of the dash and depending on how set shows either flashing red light or solid green. Any idea what is being set in each case? But also new battery fitted (has leisure battery too). Not used for 2 weeks after decent run and battery had drained and van wouldn’t start. Re-charged with C-tek trickle charger and fine again. Could the immobilser/alarm drain battery in 2 weeks? Alternator seems fine. Or could leisure battery have been culprit and should be disconnected when van not in use? Have fitted battery isolator and leisure battery is not now connected. Any thoughts welcome.

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I had a similar problem with my 2003 Boxer motorhome but I don’t have alarm but main battery was flat after leaving overnight with nothing switched on. I don’t think your problem is connected to the alarm. Fortunately, mine was fixed under warranty and I don’t know what was found. I suggest taking it to auto electrician as I think it is a problem with a short on wiring system. Sorry I can’t be of more help - Brian Walker from Yorkshire

Thanks for the help. Looks like I’ve cured it. Seems it was the leisure battery Combi Master self switching unit. I noticed it was always warm (therefore doing something) even though I’d isolated the leisure battery. So I have started disconnecting it and only connecting when I’m using the camper - top up the leisure battery with trickle charger now and then. Battery now staying charged for as much as you can expect if not used. Cheers - David Davies from Yorkshire

Submitted: 07/10/2011 09:30:26 | ID: 4644

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Martin , Essex

Peugeot Boxer 2011

I would like to install a rear view camera and mirror-mounted monitor. Can anyone please tell me if any manufacturer’s wiring exists dedicated to fitting a rear view camera system in the van’s wiring loom between the mirror location at the front and somewhere at the rear of the vehicle possibly near the overhead rear brake light? I already have the camera kit so no suggestions about buying a wireless system please.

Submitted: 07/10/2011 08:48:53 | ID: 4622

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Ashley Smith, Derbyshire

Peugeot Boxer 2004

How do you get oil into the gearbox of a 04 plate boxer?

Submitted: 06/10/2011 12:30:12 | ID: 4610

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Barry Rimmer, Lancashire

Peugeot Boxer 1999

There is a loud alarm sound in the cab when the engine is running. How can I turn it off?

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Make sure the back doors are closed properly - Thomas Marron from England

Submitted: 19/09/2011 09:28:57 | ID: 4459

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Steve, Lancashire

Peugeot Boxer 1995

Hi all, I have a very noisy tappet from my Boxer motorhome, its the 1995 2000i petrol model. I have been advised it needs a shim. Can anyone please tell me if this is an easy diy fix and how to do it or is it a a garage job? Where would I be able to buy shims? Thanks in anticipation.

Submitted: 08/09/2011 08:52:22 | ID: 4323

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Geoff Hurst, England

Peugeot Boxer 1989

How do I find out which timing belt I need? (Hymer camper)

Submitted: 30/08/2011 09:12:19 | ID: 4156

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William Hardiman , Staffordshire

Peugeot Boxer 2004

How can I remove the service spanner from the dashboard as the vehicle has just been serviced? (Motorhome)

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Press the trip clock button in when everything is turned off. Keep holding the button and turn on the key. You shound see a countdown from 10 to 1 on the mileage clock and then the spanner will go and it will display how many miles to next service - Ash Hance from Essex

With the key out of the ignition, press and hold down the trip meter button on your speedometer. Next, turn on the ignition without starting the engine. A countdown timer will show up in the odometer display. Wait for it to finish counting down. Your service interval will now be reset - Raam Paranjpe from New Zealand

Submitted: 15/08/2011 09:04:22 | ID: 3975

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Francis Pumford, Cheshire

Peugeot Boxer 1999

The radiator fan has started staying on when I switch ignition off, to such an extent it appears it would stay on until the battery flattens. So after about 5 minutes, I’ve been pulling the plug to the fan out when it obviously is not going to go off. Later, when the engine has cooled down I plug it back in and it’s okay. It happens even after about five miles. Am I correct in thinking that it has a sender unit that’s possibly going faulty and is it situated in the radiator? It’s a temptation to just carry on and just pull the plug out, but I’m probably tempting fate and it might suddenly fail altogether. Be glad of any help. (Motorhome)

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I had this problem. Turned out I had a small leak from my radiator hose connection and there subsequently wasn’t enough water in there, so especially after longer journeys, the engine was beginning to overheat so when i got home and switched off, the fan stayed on! A real shock when it first happened and I got out with my keys in my hand and it sounded like the car was still on and going to drive off on its own! Fortunately it hadn’t got too bad to make the temp light come on or damage anything. So it may just be a simple check on your water level and hoses, or check your rad for leaks - Susie Susie from Essex

Submitted: 04/08/2011 08:33:30 | ID: 3871

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Russell Foster, Powys

Peugeot Boxer 1997

My horn is not working at all. Help!

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SHOUT OUT OF WINDOW! - Rod from Englan

See: www.ourwanderer.org/peug6.htm - Brian Walters from Neath Port Talbot

Submitted: 02/08/2011 08:18:55 | ID: 3851

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Gillian Skinner, Clackmannanshire

Peugeot Boxer 2004

What mileage can I expect from this van? (elddis autoquest swb motorhome)

Submitted: 27/07/2011 09:00:24 | ID: 3817

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Ronald Moore, Essex

Peugeot Boxer 2010

Can anyone tell me which immobiliser is fitted as standard on the Boxer?

Submitted: 23/05/2011 12:06:07 | ID: 2758

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George Khyne-Sam, London

Peugeot Boxer 2002

I have been told that a new law comes into force in 2012 related to vans but not clear as to what its about. Can you help?

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Yes George, from 3 January, vehicles which do not meet the required emissions standards will be fined a £100 daily charge or risk a £500 penalty. Read more here - http://www.fleetdirectory.co.uk/fleet-news/index.php/2011/04/06/car-makers-hack-price-tags-for-london-emissions/ - Simmy from Manchester

Submitted: 18/05/2011 10:18:31 | ID: 2903

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Alex Dorset, Dorset

Peugeot Boxer 1999

The horn on my Boxer sounds intermittently whilst driving for lengthy periods (until I pull the fuse). It doesn’t half frighten the natives and increase the laundry! Probable cause(s) would be appreciated.

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Hello, Peugeot Boxers have what I describe as "err....mmm!" wiring looms. By this I mean the faults that can occur make you go "err....mmm!". Sorry, they are good as a rule but can be a headache. I suspect your problem is either a foreign supply to the horn (via fuseboard, or chaffed wire within the loom), or as I have said before, it may be the relucter ring beneath the steering wheel if your horn is on the steering wheel. They deteriorate and contact is made when not required, or the power supply wire touches the ring/earth thus resulting the same inappropriate sounding. Start by removing the steering wheel and have a look, remove the battery earth cable first if you have a steering wheel airbag, and use caution whilst removing and refitting it. Hope this helps, thanks - Rich from England

Submitted: 26/04/2011 09:11:15 | ID: 2518

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John Hampshire, Yorkshire

Peugeot Boxer 2001

Could someone please tell me the exact location of the "relay damper" which stops the fluctuation of the petrol gauge. In a previous answer, it was said that it is under the dash on the passenger side but don’t know how well it is hidden. I understand that this relay causes problems with the accuracy of the needle. Thanks. (Autocruise motor home)

Submitted: 14/04/2011 08:53:39 | ID: 2498

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Mervyn Jordan, Norfolk

Peugeot Boxer 2000

Is there any adjustment for the clutch cable? (1.9 petrol)

Submitted: 22/02/2011 09:55:48 | ID: 2202

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David Eyre, France

Peugeot Boxer 2001

I have a 2001 Boxer 1.9 diesel non turbo that I need a cylinder head for. I know the engine was used in Citreon and Peugeot cars. I would like to know which cars and from what year. Also, I’m having trouble locating the engine number. Many thanks.

Submitted: 14/02/2011 11:05:33 | ID: 3029

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Keith Luckie, Hampshire

Peugeot Boxer 2004

My lighter and accessories sockets don’t work - any ideas?

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Stop smoking! - John Handsome from Devon

Submitted: 19/01/2011 15:07:00 | ID: 3388

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Paula Miles, England

Peugeot Boxer 1998

I have just tried to start my Peugeot Boxer van, the ignition lights came on but the engine wouldn’t turn over, it just made like a buzzing noise. Any ideas what this could be?

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Hi there, it sounds like a flat battery or that the solonoid on the starter motor faulty - Keith Mandell from Yorkshire

Submitted: 12/01/2011 15:52:52 | ID: 2559

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Dave Adams, Middlesex

Peugeot Boxer 2003

I have no user manual and do not know why certain lights are coming up on the dashboard and what they are. Can anyone tell me where I may find a Peugeot Boxer manual online?

Submitted: 10/01/2011 10:46:02 | ID: 3458

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Colin Jones, Powys

Peugeot Boxer 2008

Does anyone know how to reset the service light on a Boxer van as my local Peugeot garage have tried but it will not reset. They say they will have to talk to Peugoet. Has anyone else had this problem?

Submitted: 13/12/2010 11:40:40 | ID: 2737

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Colin, Powys

Peugeot Boxer 2008

Van serviced September, now December. After starting, oil warning light flashes 4 times then goes out. Checked manual, says soot detector, take van for service. The oil used is Mobil 1 - surely should not need oil change already?

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I’ve got the same with my van mate - Phil from Warwickshire

Submitted: 06/12/2010 12:00:44 | ID: 2689

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Stewart, Ayrshire

Peugeot Boxer 2000

Why does my van cut out at junctions?

Submitted: 01/12/2010 08:28:52 | ID: 3652

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Fiona Hamilton, Ireland

Peugeot Boxer 1995

The thermometer icon light on my dashboard is red but the temperature gauge is normal. I have checked my van’s water level and it appears to be OK. Can anyone suggest any remedies? (Camper)

Submitted: 25/11/2010 15:13:38 | ID: 3485

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John Harrison, Hampshire

Peugeot Boxer 2004

How much oil do I need on changing it? (Boxer 350 2.8td)

Submitted: 23/11/2010 15:52:22 | ID: 3419

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Howard Braithwaite, England

Peugeot Boxer 2004

Is the engine battery standard sealed 12v please?

Submitted: 15/11/2010 08:34:06 | ID: 2975

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Steve Foley, Cambridgeshire

Peugeot Boxer 2008

How can I reset the computer from saying change oil?

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Hi, if you have serviced the car first (otherwise it’s too easy to ignore!) with the ignition key off, hold down the trip mileage button and turn ignition on (don’t start the engine) you will see the miles count down to zero and then 20000 will be displayed, then release the button. Your service caption should disappear too. Have fun - Andy from Hampshire

Submitted: 04/11/2010 15:40:36 | ID: 2577

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Damian Morrissey, England

Peugeot Boxer 2008

I have a Peugot Boxer motor home. The clutch in the van keeps falling to the floor and to fix it you have to reach down and lift it again. Is this a common problem or is it a one-off? I only purchased the van in 2008...

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I have exactly the same problem, and am stuck in France awaiting a repair. I am told by the garage that the master and slave cylinders need replacing. My master cylinder was replaced only 10 months ago!! It will get worse, until undriveable, so you need to get it fixed before you too are stranded - Michael Field from England

This could be the master and slave cylinders but may be a leak or failure in the seals on the cylinders - thus it may not actually need the cylinders themselvers replacing. Alternatively, it can just be the pressure in the hydraulic clutch system, suggesting a possible leak at some point in that system causing depressurising - a split pipe or failed seal could cause this - Dave Bonner from Yorkshire

Submitted: 21/09/2010 08:14:58 | ID: 2631

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Chris Roche, Surrey

Peugeot Boxer

My Boxer is the base vehicle for my Compass motorhome. I am curious to know if anyone else has experienced the following... After 28,000 miles, we were touring France when we had a problem with noise in the area of the passenger side front wheel. It turned out to be a wheel bearing which had to be replaced, along with the hub and circlip at a cost of 489.47euros plus tax. I have been home just a week and now have to spend a similar sum in Sterling to have the drivers side wheel attended to. How common is it for both to go and why the expense? Wheel bearings are not made of gold. I have heard that there was a recall but can find no detail about this. £800 for two wheel bearings seems to be excessive in the extreme.

Submitted: 02/09/2010 15:19:31 | ID: 3294

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