The Plastic Pug Passport thingy....vital?

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The Plastic Pug Passport thingy....vital?

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Hi all, advice please

I bought my car from Ebay and then it fell to bits :evil: (the whole gruesome story with costs will be told another time)
Then I bought a Haynes and I also read the manual that came with the car.

Both said that I need the passport, in fact they say "don't buy a pug without one" !!!

The guy I bought the car from has failed to respond to a polite request.

Just how important is it :?:
What info does it hold :?:
Can I live without it :?:
Should I report him to Ebay (as a last resort, of course) I have yet to leave feedback :!:
Should I fall on my torque wrench for not asking for it :cheesy:

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Post by Benner »

The passport? I'm assuming that this is the card with the key references on it, if so, I never go mine and they're often lost.

But of course, it could be something else?
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Me not got one either, I also think it's to do with the keys codes, maybe immobiliser :?

Now, how about that gruesome story?

My 15 months of ownership has not been that nice for me either :|
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I bought my car without manual book nor the service book. how crappy is that?! but i still bought it, and never regret it ever since. :cheesy:
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k3nny wrote:I bought my car without manual book nor the service book. how crappy is that?! but i still bought it, and never regret it ever since. :cheesy:
I think I saw a Peugeot service book floating down a river in Jakarta a few months ago.....was it yours ? :P

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Post by ThePrisoner »

I never got my keycode card either. Peugeot dealer wants £44 in order for them to issue me with a new card with my number on, or £26 just to give me the number.

I think i'll live without it, because if they need to do any work on the car they can find the number anyway.

What a rip.

When I bought my 406 I was unaware of the same until I also read the owners manual, I dont think people realise :shock:

Pris. :cheesy:
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Welton wrote:
k3nny wrote:I bought my car without manual book nor the service book. how crappy is that?! but i still bought it, and never regret it ever since. :cheesy:
I think I saw a Peugeot service book floating down a river in Jakarta a few months ago.....was it yours ? :P

(Sorry kenny)
($&*(@#^&#$*(@^#*@ ...... If you were here a few months ago, i'll take you to the local bar and buy you beer !!! (how's your pay day comin!?! :cheesy:) :arrowl: sorry welton !!! :P
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k3nny wrote:
Welton wrote:
k3nny wrote:I bought my car without manual book nor the service book. how crappy is that?! but i still bought it, and never regret it ever since. :cheesy:
I think I saw a Peugeot service book floating down a river in Jakarta a few months ago.....was it yours ? :P

(Sorry kenny)
($&*(@#^&#$*(@^#*@ ...... If you were here a few months ago, i'll take you to the local bar and buy you beer !!! (how's your pay day comin!?! :cheesy:) :arrowl: sorry welton !!! :P
Pay day is a long time coming, I have a horrible feeling that the payment won't reach my account until Monday because of the weekend :cry:
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And a nice sunny weekend it's looking to be :D
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:arrowu: bugger off!

I think we highjacked this 'fred' :P
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Welton wrote:
Pay day is a long time coming, I have a horrible feeling that the payment won't reach my account until Monday because of the weekend :cry:
Ahhhhh it's my pay day today :D

Mind you have just had to pay out for the new exhaust :|
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I wouldnt worry about it. I got mine of eblag without it too.
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Post by neildavies »

We got the 206cc from a peugeot dealer and the coupe from an independant. Neother came with the passport, so don't listen to the scare mongering.

Ironically, my last 406 was at the time a 3 year old with 130,000 on the clock, and that came with the card. Never needed it though.
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My payday's Monday, my bank account is well under, and I have 27 litres of fuel in the tank and I'm going to pay the car park bloke in coppers on Friday. Eek. Not nice to think I'm going to be pushing the car home if I don't average 41mpg over the next 2 days! Please don't let it rain - I need the economy!!!

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Welton wrote: Pay day is a long time coming, I have a horrible feeling that the payment won't reach my account until Monday because of the weekend :cry:
ill be the smug git then and tell you how i get paid weekly on a thursday so it means im never skint for the weekend :cheesy:
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