2008 Peugeot 1007 1.4 75 – Workshop Service & Repair Manual

Peugeot 1007 1.4 75 Manual FAQs: Troubleshooting & Maintenance for 2008 Gasoline Models

• Why aren't my 2008 Peugeot 1007's electric sliding doors working correctly?

  Those unique sliding doors can be a bit tricky! Often, issues stem from dirty electrical contacts on the door's front edge or a faulty in-door actuator. First, try cleaning the contacts (where the door meets the A-pillar) with a fine sandpaper and avoid lubricants. If that doesn't help, a failing actuator is likely, and replacing it usually sorts things out. Remember, avoid manually forcing them if possible, as it can damage the internal cables.

• Why is shifting gears difficult in my 2008 Peugeot 1007 1.4 75 manual?

  If your manual gear shifting feels stiff, it's often not the gearbox itself. A common culprit is the gear linkage mechanism in the engine bay. Try applying a good quality spray grease, like lithium grease, to the shafts on the selector mechanism. Also, checking your transmission fluid level is a good idea. Low or old fluid can definitely affect shifting smoothness, so a top-up or change might be needed.

• What should I do if my 2008 Peugeot 1007 1.4 75 gasoline engine starts to overheat?

  Overheating can be serious, so pull over safely! Check your coolant reservoir, it's often the first thing to look at. The 1.4 75 engine is known to sometimes have a fragile coolant expansion tank, which can lead to leaks. Make sure your cooling fan is engaging when the engine gets hot. If coolant levels are fine and the fan works, you might have a blocked radiator or a thermostat issue. Get it checked out soon.

• How can I troubleshoot "Economy Mode Only" appearing on my 2008 Peugeot 1007's display?

  The "Economy Mode Only" message usually means your car's electrical system is conserving power, often due to a weak battery. First, ensure your battery is fully charged and in good health; a low voltage can trigger this. If the battery is okay, try a BSI (Built-in Systems Interface) reset. This involves a specific sequence of disconnecting and reconnecting the battery, and it often clears electrical glitches. You'll find detailed steps in your car's manual.

• What causes clicking noises when turning the steering wheel in my 2008 Peugeot 1007?

  A clicking sound when you turn the steering wheel in your 1007 can be a sign of a few things. Often, it points to wear in the suspension system, specifically the thrust bearings or even parts of the steering column itself. These components simply wear over time, especially after a good number of miles. It's best to have a mechanic inspect the steering and suspension components to pinpoint the exact source and recommend the right repair.