ICE and peugeot cars don't mix... unfortunately. because peugeot like many european brands now use multiplex wiring. this means one wire serves many functions. e.g. one wire may handle current flow for the in-car entertainment system, the info display unit and even the indicator stalks. the system depends on a steady flow of electricity and resistance to function normally. if any wires are cut, the resistance will differ and it may affect the vehicle's general operations like when you turn on your lights and find your wipers coming on at the same time.

apparently, the french think their oem sound systems are good enough and will void your warranty with regards to non-original electrical devices being installed in the car... (including non-original reverse sensors etc.) btw, they will also void your warranty if you tap power direct from the battery... so the choice is yours.

i know of a case where an 807 (already past warranty) owner installed an in-car dvd system. it somehow short circuited and screwed up some of the car's equipment. the french were willing to consider giving warranty on the items that got screwed up but they backed out when they found out about the dvd system.

wahh..this pug is soooo.....picky n choosy 

how about installing the DVD system without going thru the original wire?...i mean install the DVD system using it own wiring ...then it should not intefere with existing signal and devices.....right???

anybody every tried installing ICE or DVD system without tapping into existing wiring??

are all continental car also like pug.....goshhh....

thanks...for all tne input..and info....

Buy the darn 308...It is manual.

I think 308 is not as complicated as C5 kua... If you buy already and still want to do some ICE, PM me...I recommend an installer in Jalan Ipoh, who has done a few Citroen C-series ICE.

...Citroen kalau short-plug, hehehehe RM500 for tuning back.

If you want to get the HONDA CIVIC,you have to get the 2.0 one.The 1.8 is seriously underpower.

If you insist on getting the 1.8,then of course the Peugeot 308 TURBO is way way way better.

I hv test drove the THP and its a damn fun car to drive!

If u have not tested between the FD1 and FD2, I think it is better u should keep the comments to yourself. There is no difference from 0-100km/h between the 2 models. But from there onwards, acceleration momentum of the FD1 will lose to the FD2 (perhaps due to DOHC for the FD2). So, if u are one who likes to drive at insane speeds, then the FD2 is your choice. FD1 underpower???? I guessed u must be expecting some Ferrari performance here. Let me tell u what is underpower, get a testdrive of the Proton Exora and u'll get the meaning right.

But I still choose the Peugeot 308 turbo at anytime over the FDs (whether is the FD1 or FD2).

there's very little difference in max torque and power comparing Civic 1.8 and 2.0... why pay more for 2.0?

thread starter should try both out & give them the correct verdict for his / her own bucks.

if style of driving is aggresive, y not get the turbo.
he / she already has her own budget so probably FD2 is out of reach.

thread starter should try both out & give them the correct verdict for his / her own bucks.

if style of driving is aggresive, y not get the turbo.
he / she already has her own budget so probably FD2 is out of reach.