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Peugeot 306 1.4i (1993) | POV Driving, In Depth Tour, Start Up and Sound
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- čas přidán 31. 07. 2024
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I love driving cars even though I am not a car expert, so don't expect technical analysis here. I prefer older cars to new ones, so expect more videos with them. Hopefully soon we could even do some POV driving videos. To be part of that be sure to be subscribed.
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Car: Peugeot 306, 1.4i (1993)
Camera: Samsung Galaxy S20 FE
Head strap: www.aliexpress.com/item/10050...
0:00 Intro
0:07 Walkaround
0:36 Interior
1:40 Start-up
1:59 Sound
2:25 Engine
2:51 Back seats
3:30 Boot size
4:00 POV driving
8:18 Car wash
8:29 Photo gallery
8:36 Outro
My feelings about this car:
Considering the age of this car, I have to admit, that it's shape is satisfactory. It's not rusty, interior is not squeaky and overall it is nice little hatchback. It might be great especially for beginner drivers due to it's great handling and motor which is fuel efficient while also having some power.
Thanks for the video, my grandpa used to have this Peugeot back in the days haha
I've got a 306 myself too, a dutch 1999 phase 2 1.4hp trim level XR 3-doors hatchback model with 262k on the odometer with the same cute looking 14 inch hubcaps, though they need a respray after 24 years of outside life, soon gonna be able to drive it as i have passed my final driving exam today!
And i need to replace the oil pan gasket, gonna throw in a new Bosch filter and Quartz 7000 10W40 oil in it as well.
Great! Congratulations for your driver's license!
At least the maintaince cost is super low on those old cars. Those are perfect for beginners drivers :)
@LoveThatCar Thank you! and exactly! the 1.4l PSA TU3XJP engines are very nice and simple to work on for novices, as well very cheap in parts as it's about the most mass produced engine in existence.
The one you featured is as well a phase 2, produced from 1997-2000.
The 1993 is a phase 1, which was also the year it was introduced and got a facelift in 1997 called phase 2. Might want to edit the title for accuracy but not needed ofcourse.
Do you know the color code of yours by chance? It looks similar to mine, mine's Peugeot EGED Bleu de Chine. A very nice metallic deep ocean blue.
@@jessevanmierle5752 Yes, indeed. Compared repair price of this car to nowaday's cars it is day and night haha.
Okay, thank you very much for clarifying! For now I will keep it as it is, but I will label it in editor, so this video would be reccomended to someone who is searching for a phase 1. :)
Ohh, I don't know that at the moment, but I can probably look it out, since this is a Peugeot of a good friend of mine, but I am pretty sure that it is the same colour. It's a good looking one for sure!
Mine Peugeot was also featured on this channel. It is the first video (Peugeot 307 break, 1.6i). You can check it out if you wan't, although the quality was way worse and since I didn't have a phone holder back then I couldn't do POV's at the time :/
Thanks for your time and have a nice day!
@@LoveThatCar No problem! I'll have a look at the 307 soon too, thanks very much, likewise!
Eu sempre usei qualquer óleo , juntando restos de óleo novo para motor a gasolina, 20w50 mineral de moto, 5w20 sintético resto do Ford Ka, 15w40 , qualquer óleo. Nunca deu problema.
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O tradicional estampido do pino limitador da porta do Peugeot 306.
No nosso 306 1.8 16 99 Seletion eu introduzi um prego 17 no miolo do pino e melhorou 90 %.
Tem para vender no Mercado Livre o pino original por 10 dólares o par.
Hello, is there a 99 model of this car?
Hello, yes the 99 model looks basically the same
@@LoveThatCar Thank you, I have a 99 model 1.4i gasoline car with a sunroof and there is no other vehicle in Turkey, unfortunately I can't find the parts for it anymore.
@@user-xc4oy4jl4o I am sorry to hear that mate. Here in Czech Republic its not that hard to find some parts. Try to search for them on the internet 😃
@@LoveThatCar Thank you my friend. I wonder if you know a friend there who can send me parts. If it is available, I would be grateful if you send me its number. 🫡
@@user-xc4oy4jl4o Ohh, I am afraid that I don't know anyone personally, but I might give you an e-mail address for one Peugeot scrapyard where I always get the parts.
You can text them, but either way I think that shipping to Turkey will be pretty expensive. If they answer you back that they don't have the parts you are looking for, try to text them month or two later, maybe something will change.
This is their mail: info@autokomplex-france.cz
And this is their webpage: www.autokomplex-france.cz/
You can also try to look for some parts here, but you might need to use a translator: allegro.cz/
Hopefully this will help at least a bit ;)