An annoying tapping sound.

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by beegal1, Jan 20, 2007.

  1. beegal1

    beegal1 Guest

    I currently own a Peugeot 307cc, which is on the whole a great car to
    drive but the only major fault i’ve found is an annoying tapping sound
    that is situated over the driver’s front wheel arch. A service manager
    at a Peugeot dealership advised me that the car was supposed to make
    this noise whilst idling,which i find hard to believe. If anyone else
    has come across this problem then i would like to know. :(
     
    beegal1, Jan 20, 2007
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  2. beegal1

    Chris Guest

    What a lot of b....... he is pulling the wool over your eyes. i have
    driven many of these car and never heard a noise by the wheel arch,it
    might be your horn if it is fitted under the arch under the double
    skin.come loose.
     
    Chris, Jan 20, 2007
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  3. The simple answer is to get him to show you this on several other cars
    (any decent sized dealership should have several 307s on the lot). If
    others with the same engine don't make the noise, then he is clearly and
    demonstrably fobbing you off. You could also ask him exactly what part
    it is that is causing the noise, then post his response here.

    Matt
    http://807faults.co.uk
     
    Matthew Haigh, Jan 22, 2007
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  4. beegal1

    Marc Barbour Guest

    If it's a HDi then it could be the crank pulley. I had this problem with my
    406 and the tapping noise sounded like it was coming from the driver's wheel
    arch; the crank pulley is behind this. For further information search Google
    Groups for hdi crank pulley.

    Regards

    Marc
     
    Marc Barbour, Jan 22, 2007
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    Angelo Guest

    Hi there,

    Your description fits exactly to what happens with my 406 2.0 glx N
    reg. In my case the taping starts as soon as the temperature reaches
    70 degrees celcius and only when idling. Peugeot dealer mechanic said
    he cannot hear nothing and I could not believe it :?: .

    If any one finds out what it is please let as know.

    Many thanks
    Angelos
     
    Angelo, Jan 28, 2007
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