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Ben_W

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Post #1
Guys,

Can't access service box at the mo as I did a reinstall on my tablet and haven't got my Rallye's V5 to hand for the VIN.....

Looking around at brake compensators, I've found two Peugeot part numbers.

4861.85 which I believe is the part number for the 6/Rallye. There is an identical looking unit, 4861.84 but I can't figure for what model this would be for.

Now I thought all 306's with rear disc brakes were the same in terms of caliper and disc etc, so you'd assu!e the compensator would be the same? Would this other numbered one perhaps be for a drum brake model?

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Posted 25th Jan 2016 at 23:40
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welshpug!

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Post #2
Don't need a vin for servicebox.

there are two calipers for the rear of a 306, 30 and 32mm piston, you also have small and big brake drums, ans /non abs.

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Posted 26th Jan 2016 at 00:59
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cully

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Post #3
only one listed on service box for the 306 Wink

I'm guessing NFP means they dont sell them anymore??

Posted 26th Jan 2016 at 08:13
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welshpug!

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Post #4
n f p - no further production.

n l a - no longer available.


the former does not always mean the latter.

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Posted 26th Jan 2016 at 08:35
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mocinim

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Post #5
Think the other is for a Citroën and is simular in look but shorter (i think)

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Posted 26th Jan 2016 at 09:32
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welshpug!

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Post #6
there are a few different units, look at servicebox without the vin and you'll see what the others afre for.




4861 84 BRAKE PRESSURE REGULATOR

- 3 DOOR SALOON AND INJECTION XU7JP4

- 3 DOOR SALOON AND INJECTION XU10J4R

- 3 DOOR SALOON AND TURBO DIESEL XUD9TE

- 3 DOOR ENTERPRISE SALOON AND XUD7 DIESEL

- 3 DOOR ENTERPRISE SALOON AND DIESEL XUD9

- 3 DOOR ENTERPRISE SALOON AND INJECTION TU3JP SINCE RPO 07847

- 3 DOOR SALOON AND CARBURETTOR TU3-2 AND WITH ABS BRAKES SINCE RPO 07847

- 3 DOOR SALOON AND INJECTION TU3JP AND WITH ABS BRAKES SINCE RPO 07847

- 3 DOOR SALOON AND TU5 JP INJECTION 90 HP AND WITH ABS BRAKES SINCE RPO 07847

- 3 DOOR SALOON AND INJECTION XU7JP AND WITH ABS BRAKES SINCE RPO 07847

- 3 DOOR SALOON AND XUD7 DIESEL AND WITH ABS BRAKES SINCE RPO 07847

- 3 DOOR SALOON AND DIESEL XUD9 AND WITH ABS BRAKES SINCE RPO 07847

- 3 DOOR SALOON AND DIESEL DW8 AND WITH ABS BRAKES


4861 85 NFP

- INJECTION XU10J4RS


4861 91 NFP

- 3 DOOR SALOON AND CARBURETTOR TU3-2 AND WITH ABS BRAKES UNTIL RPO 07846

- 3 DOOR SALOON AND INJECTION TU3JP AND WITH ABS BRAKES UNTIL RPO 07846

- 3 DOOR SALOON AND TU5 JP INJECTION 90 HP AND WITH ABS BRAKES UNTIL RPO 07846

- 3 DOOR SALOON AND INJECTION XU7JP AND WITH ABS BRAKES UNTIL RPO 07846

- 3 DOOR SALOON AND DIESEL XUD9 AND WITH ABS BRAKES UNTIL RPO 07846

- 3 DOOR SALOON AND XUD7 DIESEL AND WITH ABS BRAKES UNTIL RPO 07846


4861 92 NFP

- 3 DOOR ENTERPRISE SALOON AND INJECTION TU3JP UNTIL RPO 07846





thats just the three door listings.



it appears that the estate did share the same compensator on certain variants as a 6/rallye.



4861 85 NFP

BRAKE PRESSURE REGULATOR
- 5 DOOR ESTATE AND INJECTION XU7JP4
- 5 DOOR ESTATE AND INJECTION XU10J4R



it'll be due to the weight balance, size of front and rear brake pistons.

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Posted 26th Jan 2016 at 11:20
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welshpug!

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oh and thats just phase 2, phase 1 used ;



4861 68 NFP BRAKE PRESSURE REGULATOR

- SALOON AND INJECTION XU10J2 AND WITH ABS BRAKES

- CONVERTIBLE AND INJECTION XU10J2

- INJECTION XU10J4 AND WITH ABS BRAKES

- INJECTION XU7JP AND WITH ABS BRAKES

- TURBO DIESEL XUD9TE AND WITH ABS BRAKES

- 3 DOOR ENTERPRISE SALOON


4861 80 NFP - INJECTION XU10J4RS

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Posted 26th Jan 2016 at 11:26
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mocinim

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Info from the man who can cheers welshpugSmile

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Posted 26th Jan 2016 at 11:49
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Ben_W

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So you don't reckon replacing an 85 with an 84 would be a wise idea?

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Silver BMW 550i.... The executive missile

Posted 26th Jan 2016 at 12:50
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mocinim

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Ben_W wrote:
So you don't reckon replacing an 85 with an 84 would be a wise idea?


No !!!

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Posted 26th Jan 2016 at 13:50
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welshpug!

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Post #11
never tried so I couldnt tell you!

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Posted 26th Jan 2016 at 15:03
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mocinim

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Post #12
Think there different sizes

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Posted 26th Jan 2016 at 15:18
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