Peugeot 108 maintenance, what will be carried out and what do you need to consider? The Peugeot 108 is the smallest vehicle from the French car manufacturer and has been on the market since 2014. As befits a small car, the 108 not only has an attractive purchase price, but it is also extremely economical to maintain. On this page you will find more information about the test, which service work is required according to the test plan and an estimate of the costs.
Remember to keep the service booklet up to date, so that your Peugeot 108 is not only well looked after and technically in good condition, but it is also important to have the booklet in good order in the event of a guarantee claim or sale.
Important points Peugeot 108 maintenance
Important points during the inspection of the Peugeot 108:
- What are the maintenance intervals?
- What is the scope of the work?
- What are the costs for a Peugeot 108 inspection?
- What opportunities are there to save money on maintenance?
Of course, all the information in this guide is an estimate. You can also find various details about the Peugeot 108 service in your service booklet and in the user manual!
Intervals maintenance Peugeot 108
The inspection intervals for the Peugeot 108 depend on the engine. With the 1.0-litre engine, it is recommended that it be serviced every 15,000 kilometres or every 12 months. For the 1.2 litre petrol engine, on the other hand, the inspection schedule recommends 25,000 kilometres or 12 months. The service due date is also indicated by the car's service display, so you always know when your car is due for service.
Make sure that every service (or repair) is recorded in the service booklet. With the service book, you always have a service record of your car to hand, which is very useful for any warranty services, but also when you sell your Peugeot.
The following work is usually carried out during a service on the Peugeot 108:
- Change oil, oil filter and oil drain plug
- Checking engine emissions
- Checking the engine and gearbox for leaks
- Checking the height of the clutch pedal and adjusting if necessary
- Visual inspection of chassis (tyres, springs, shock absorbers and suspension)
- Visual inspection of the bodywork, paintwork, floor plate and exhaust system
- Checking glazing
- Functional testing of all lamps and headlamps
- Check locks and hinges and lubricate where necessary
- Checking the brake fluid
- Brake system check and function test
- Check coolant and windscreen washer fluid, top up if necessary
- Check battery and voltage, replace battery if necessary
- Read out fault memory, correct any faults and delete them
- Test drive and check driving behaviour
- Reset maintenance display (reset inspection & oil change)
Additional service work, but not compulsory annually
- Replaceollen filter every 2 years
- Change brake fluid every 2 years
- Perform an electronics check every 3 years
- Replace spark plugs every 3 years or after 60,000 / 90,000 km
- Carry out an intensive chassis check including shock absorber test every 3 years
- Change air filter every 4 years, earlier if necessary
- Change coolant every 4 years
- Check condition of V-belts, tensioner and tensioner pulley every 4 years, replace if necessary
- In the case of the 1.0 petrol engine: visual check of the timing chain after 120,000 km at the latest (additional cost!)
- For the 1.2 petrol engine: replace the timing belt including tensioner and water pump after 165,000 km at the latest (every 10 years at the latest - extra cost!)
Maintenance expenditure on Peugeot 108
If no extraordinary work is required, the Peugeot 108 inspection is generally cheap. The average costs for maintenance according to the inspection plan, including an engine oil change, are around €220-270. However, if after a higher mileage, various wear parts (e.g. brake discs and pads or spark plugs) need to be replaced, the service costs rise considerably. You can save on maintenance by, for example, buying your own engine oil and taking it to the workshop. Consult with the workshop beforehand, because not all garages are waiting for this. You can also request quotes for maintenance from various garages in advance. The hourly rates can sometimes differ considerably and it can therefore be worthwhile to look beyond the first garage.
How to minimise maintenance costs on Peugeot 108
Apart from engine oil, you can also get many other spare parts in best brand quality at very reasonable prices in various online shops. Parts such as air, interior or oil filters, windscreen wipers, spark plugs, car batteries, brake system parts, shock absorbers, chassis springs and the like can easily be ordered online. All these parts can then be fitted to your Peugeot 108 during the inspection at a specialised workshop. You will save a lot of money compared to buying parts at the workshop. If you decide to buy this yourself, it is advisable to indicate this to the garage in advance so that they know about it. The garage may not be keen on this! It is also important that you order the official parts so that you can be sure that everything fits your Peugeot properly.
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