Removing Injectors

[ChrisOfBristol]

The Haynes manual doesn't have the 1600 16valve engine. The injectors are half covered by the common rail and what looks like a cylindrical airbox. I can only see two bolts on legs that seem to hold the rail. How is this airbox held on?

[gazza82]

It's covered in the 306 manual and you get download "bits" from Haynes now (at a price) rather than buy a whole manual

[IanL]

Or there are very comprehensive illustrated Parts listings and Repair Procedures published in the Peugeot Service Box. You can login, but you have to pretend to be an independent garage, and the procedures are pay-to-view. You can get the whole thing, plus the SEDRE (interactive wiring diagrams), here for £9.99. Do not click the blue rectangles - they lead to the expensive stuff, but scroll down below them. You can choose any model, and you get the full databases for all the cars listed. The great thing is that, if you put the last eight digits of your VIN into the Service Box on startup, instead of selecting model and engine, the database only serves up the data relevant to your car.

You can also get disks with the same content on EBay, but they involve cracks which are tricky to get working, and you never know what viruses, etc may be on the disks. The eManuals are from a reputable source, and the databases are pre-installed in virtual machine format, using a free player to "play" them. Highly recommended, usual disclaimer.

The Service Box procedures do include removal and refitting of the injectors for the TU5JP4.