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I did my work experience in Corby Motors back when it was a Renault garage in 1998. never took my car back there after they became Pug. My 405 had some faults after sale and it came back to me with even more afterwards.

I'm the previous owner! Welcome Jay to the 'other side' . bit of a role reversal now as i'm back to a 306. I can confirm the seats i put in did have the heaters and the wires are stowed up the frame somewhere. I just never felt confident enough to run them through the fag lighter feed even though th...

bit of a mixed bag for me, 1st car was a 1993 Renault 5 which iirc had r/w/wipe as an optional extra and not even a clock. I had a Cortina 1600E for a few years that had nothing (although quite a lot by 70's standards such as a rev counter!! and seat belts!), no servo brakes, a steering box instead ...

only the one i've got. come the time to change i'll probably have a 407 or a very late 406 2.2 HDi SE . I've had two 405's in the past though so there is a pattern forming.

I had plenty of fun today aswell on the Desborough to Corby road (Welly and dogslife will know where i mean :lol: ) one of my work mates managed to go off road and slightly dint a telegraph pole :oops: so i tried to pull him back onto the road with my 406 and ended up going down a small slope and co...

R-reg Blaze yellow 306 D-turbo. This is a car for keeps I wanted one since i was 15

I've driven my dads a few times, not too much between it and my re-mapped 406 but i wasn't impressed by the fuel burn- his returns low 40's where as mine is usually in the 50-53's

stands for Built-in Systems Interface. in short it's a sort of ECU that controls all the cars accessories. From about 1999 onwards most Peugeot/Citroens come with multi-plex wiring that cuts down the number of connections but needs a BSI to keep it all in order. If the BSI doesn't know the door card...

I'm in the same boat. they should work but the BSI needs re-programmed to activate them and currently only Pug dealers can do that (£££) i've heard of people suggesting to wire them to the interior lights but to be honest haven't been that fussed about them

thats great mate, glad to be of service.

what size fuse are you using? i'm on a 20A (as per fag lighter and same rating as seats should be according to handbook). If you PM me your email address i'll try and fashion together a circuit diagram of what i did and send it through as i've got to lift my seat up today to stop a bloody annoying s...

hey andy havnt you got the heated seats wired up yet as soon as the seat is in and workin i will get that sorted and post on hoe to do it for you mate nothin worse than sittin on cold leather and watch you dont get the farmer giles i'd be very interested to hear how it goes, after the soul destroyi...

are you trying to put it in with the ECU?? if you are not then i may be able to help you, i had to hard wire my seats in last year and it sounds like (so far anyway) your going down a similar path. have you soldered an earth wire onto the seat controls pad? once you've got your motor combinations wo...

Sadly yes it is a D9 and i can't really justify parting with cash for Pug to reprogramme it. besides which i'm tempted to go back to a cloth Rapier interior as leathers bloody freezin at this time of year!!

sounds too familiar i know this experience aswell! on Saturday i was making my way back to Dunkirk from Amsterdam with a friend after a euro road trip (Nurburgring, Berlin, Szcecin, Amsterdam :cheesy: ) and pulled into a petrol station outside Brugges. filled up and went to restart the car- turned o...