indicator fix Very boring

[lozz]

check this out

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hBBeRvig-tw

perhaps black sponge wouid of been better mind

[FarmerPug]

Spray the sponge black and it would be great Good find, hopefully the new com2000 i put into the car in 2010 will last a few more years.
The man doing the video sounds like he is from northern ireland.

[Busman]

I did the sponge fix as a temp fix on mine. In the way of temp fixes its now been through 2 mot's like it. I managed to find some dark grey sponge, and its almost invisible. I did darken it a bit with a felt tip pen. And i'm £140ish better off.

[sirwiggum]

Spray the sponge black and it would be great Good find, hopefully the new com2000 i put into the car in 2010 will last a few more years.
The man doing the video sounds like he is from northern ireland.

The man who had the 406 before me used newspaper crudely painted black and stuffed in. Worked for about a day after I bought it.

Com2000 is the proper fix. £140 for the part and an afternoon swearing at the airbag release.

And the man in that video I swear is Barry "the Blender" Henderson

[FarmerPug]

Spray the sponge black and it would be great Good find, hopefully the new com2000 i put into the car in 2010 will last a few more years.
The man doing the video sounds like he is from northern ireland.

The man who had the 406 before me used newspaper crudely painted black and stuffed in. Worked for about a day after I bought it.

Com2000 is the proper fix. £140 for the part and an afternoon swearing at the airbag release.

And the man in that video I swear is Barry "the Blender" Henderson

He sounds like an old ICT teacher from school, he was from Ballymena i think.

An afternoon swearing at the airbag release, i can never get the fecker off.

[trem1]

check this out

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hBBeRvig-tw

perhaps black sponge wouid of been better mind

thats already on here somewhere, video done by a taxi-driver in Ireland.....................very useful chap to know (bettyswollocks)

[lozz]

check this out

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hBBeRvig-tw

perhaps black sponge wouid of been better mind

thats already on here somewhere, video done by a taxi-driver in Ireland.....................very useful chap to know (bettyswollocks)

ah rite
ive read someof his other stuff on another forum that guy is well clued up,
along with the other chap iforget his name, the one with the heinstein profile pic,

[trem1]

check this out

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hBBeRvig-tw

perhaps black sponge wouid of been better mind

thats already on here somewhere, video done by a taxi-driver in Ireland.....................very useful chap to know (bettyswollocks)

ah rite
ive read someof his other stuff on another forum that guy is well clued up,
along with the other chap iforget his name, the one with the heinstein profile pic,

that'll be canyondust..........not what he seems to be, gets banned from all the pugsites eventually. Seems to know his stuff but its all lie's apparently

[lozz]

ive read alot of his posts mate, and tbh ithought he was a decent fella,
seems very clued up, ive got big respect for old skool mechanics tho,

[trem1]

ive read alot of his posts mate, and tbh ithought he was a decent fella,
seems very clued up, ive got big respect for old skool mechanics tho,

yep thats what most people think/thought. certain he's banned pugcentral/407owners/peugeotforums/clubpeugeot.........thats it i'm bored now

[Doggy]

FWIW I heard the same.

Just wondering, is there a specific service interval for changing the sponge, or does it depend on grade of sponge and operating conditions?

(Be handy to know should mine ever decide to join the limp indicator brigade).

I'm bored now too.

[lozz]

Well forgive me for making aboring thread,
perhaps it shouid be deleted

[Doggy]

Well forgive me for making aboring thread

Wasn't you lozz, more of a team effort.

Anyways I didn't think the thread was boring, only the Canyondust saga.

[lozz]

Edit. Fluck it im not getting involved,
lets change the subject

[Doggy]

Fair point.

I did masses of research on DPF's a year or two back and in doing so, came across much to support trem1's observations, but you're right, it's not morally acceptable to take this as true without the facts / personal experience.

I guess most of us take the stuff on forums with a pinch of salt, but tend to accept that which you hear independently from multiple sources.