Forums Forums Enthusiast Forums A - Z Autowirral Anyone know much about Peugoet 307's?

I've checked the small print on the website under the clutch I brought and nowhere does it say it might not work for my car. I entered my reg, they gave me 3 to choose from, not one mention they might not work, therefore false advertising as products not suitable, not my fault.

can you put link to page with these 3 clutches on, as am sure if you compare them, they are different sizes, and its your job to pick correct size for your vehicle.

Euro Car Parts by any chance? I've often found at least three different filters or other parts for Pug 306 and Pug 307s.

If you put your chassis number into Peugeot Servicebox (PM me if you don't have access) it will give you a comprehensive list of all the specs of your car and what type of key components it has.

Yup, Euro Car Parts, the website isn't working at the moment but i'll put a link up when it is. The thing is they even give me the wrong stuff in the shop, had exhaust parts off them that have been wrong before, oil and turbo parts all brought over the counter. Now they say that because I didn't speak to someone about it it's my fault, when I do speak to people about things with that company they get it wrong anyway!

4 Clutches showing, 2 have the same diameter but different prices, the other 2 have different diameters.

They will say to you, its your job to check its the right one you order.

I use LVW's and J&M Speed (Formerly Merseyspeed)

166 Bedford Road, Rock Ferry, for my parts, and have never had a problem.

Euro Car Parts are very expensive.

Actually, Euro are pretty good value because they always seem to have a valid 30% discount code working (MIDMONTH30 or PARTS30), and they're great for batteries at the minute with a similar discount code.