[quote=RON408,Jun 25 2015, 08:33 PM]
[quote=SKYjack,Jun 24 2015, 09:36 AM]
Tks for the heads up. Any idea if the HPFP is claimable after the 3rd year? If not I might as well start to source for the pump! Appreciate if you could post the part number.

Bro, HPFP warranty cover up to 3yrs only. You may outsource from here:

EUROMOTIVE AUTO PARTS
7, Jalan 8/146, Bandar Tasik Selatan 57000 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Regarding the part number, Kuantan SC doesn't indicate in my service sheet. You may contact other SC and talk to sparepart incharge person. They shall help you.

Cheers.

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Tqvm!

I was reading the extended warranty plan. It quotes, parts that lead to a mechanical or electrical defects are claimable. There are no details and have heard from ppl, not every part is covered. Surely the HPFP falls into the mechanical category! I might contest this with Nasa if I encounter the failure. Besides I have a second car I can use,should the Pug need to hibernate during the contest period.

We'll see...hahaha!

This post has been edited by SKYjack: Jun 25 2015, 10:18 PM

Very good idea to replace early,especially since you know the problem. Will spoil Raya mood if it starts to act up when the whole family is packed and ready to travel!

Will certainly help to know what exactly is covered on this extended warranty. I wonder if any one here has got the list!

Btw, managed to get Euromotive's phone no from facebook : 03 90570921

This post has been edited by SKYjack: Jun 26 2015, 10:00 AM

You may be right. I always fill up when my fuel gauge comes to 1/4 mark. Mine is 1st batch, completed 3 years this month. No problem with the HPFP.

Tried tell my sis this. 5years already,till today she'll fillup only after warning light come on! Lucky she drives a Jap car.....Swift.

Did mine last week, Min allowed is $68K.

I considered covering my loan amount which is $90K. The problem with Inc. Co is when it comes to payout by them they will bring in market value and it is definitely not $90K for 2012 model.

Agreed sum would be the best I guess, if they will payout this amount!

But Mudah.com got many 2012 408t around $65K/- Even 2014 model is below $80K

This post has been edited by SKYjack: Jul 2 2015, 06:43 PM

My door stopper and air-con parts have arrived - 2 weeks wait, not bad. I inspected the door stopper and it is wrapped in plastic, made in France labeled. Waiting at SC now for the job to be done.

Happy to report on a job well done,kudos PBB Seremban!

Yesterday did the 60K major service. At the same time door stopper was changed and air-con problems fixed. Air-con was working but gives out a rattling noise. Internal bearing was changed.

All fixed and after change of some parts on the major service, the car feels and drives like when I got it on the 1st day.

Very pleased with my Lion's healthy roar!

Bro,I tested your skyactiv engine. Sorry to say the performance was poor compared to our turbo charged Pugs. You are wasting your time promoting Mazda here! If and when Mazda brings in turbos on salons then you can try!

Oh ok. Is yours a non Peugeot Blue Box SC?

That is very good news. Public perception of Peugeot customer service atm is poor. I feel improvements are being made. I found more trained mechanics and faster delivery of parts on warranty claim.

My last service and warranty claim were very satisfactory! Keep up the good work guys. This will certainly make Peugeot a stronger brand in Malaysia!

This exactly it bro. Ppl need to know how good this car is, EP6CDTM/Aisin combo has proved it reliability. After 3 years and the required service can restore the car back to day one performance. It also means PBB has improved it's maintenance ability & customer service.

Keep up the good work PBB!

Why want to buy remote control.Why not change the battery.Actually have no idea where to find this number. Maybe you can try the center where you got your car!

No problem bro. Although 5 amps less on paper, this battery should last as long as the original. How much was it?

This post has been edited by SKYjack: Jul 12 2015, 05:14 PM

Yeah that's ok. Although some have got it marginally cheaper. Next battery change, I recommend DIN 66. You can get one around $360 and it has 25 % more capacity. Which means it may last a year longer. It fits well into 408 battery box.

That is true if the engine is stopped and battery changed. They need to reset factory default settings. A clever way around this is to change the battery with engine running.

As long as the car electronics are powered up the default setting remain in memory. With the engine running, alternator will provide the electrics, battery is non active. Removing the battery at this stage does not affect anything.

Most welcome bro. Don't forget get the Din 66, this battery may last a year longer than the original which is Din 55.

No problem with warranty and $200 cheaper than changing at SC! As suggested go for century,since they will come to your house anywhere in Klang valley.

Does that mean Nasa has cleared 408 stock and is ready to launch the face lift 408?

I think so too. Old stock must hv dried up. I'm glad the price is back to what we paid. This will hv a correction effect on RS value.

Anyway as my car is running without a hitch & feels like new after the major service,hv decided to keep it another 2 years.