Hi all
Today I am taking my Autocruise Starblazer to have the gearbox rebuilt and new clutch £1565 gulp!!
It has a Peugeot Boxer engine and as I understand the Ducato and Boxers have an ongoing problem with the water pipe not being long enough and water getting into the gearbox. I thought the previous owner had dealt with this problem as I had paperwork from a local garage that did the work.
Since buying the van I have only done about 3000 miles and recently I was having problems getting 5th gear. Then 2nd gear so now big bill for gearbox rebuild.
I beleive that the problem has not been dealt with but I have been researching this and according to other forums the Peugeots and Ducatos have problems with water coming in from the windshield scuttle and other areas and finding its way back onto the gearbox and the engine and the electrics.
When I get the working van back I will find areas that can get ingress of water and deal with it the best I can but has anyone else had this problem and how did you solve it?
many thanks :thumb:
Gary
Today I am taking my Autocruise Starblazer to have the gearbox rebuilt and new clutch £1565 gulp!!
It has a Peugeot Boxer engine and as I understand the Ducato and Boxers have an ongoing problem with the water pipe not being long enough and water getting into the gearbox. I thought the previous owner had dealt with this problem as I had paperwork from a local garage that did the work.
Since buying the van I have only done about 3000 miles and recently I was having problems getting 5th gear. Then 2nd gear so now big bill for gearbox rebuild.
I beleive that the problem has not been dealt with but I have been researching this and according to other forums the Peugeots and Ducatos have problems with water coming in from the windshield scuttle and other areas and finding its way back onto the gearbox and the engine and the electrics.
When I get the working van back I will find areas that can get ingress of water and deal with it the best I can but has anyone else had this problem and how did you solve it?
many thanks :thumb:
Gary