2003 Peugeot 206 dip stick won't go back 8n

Car: Peugeot 206
Year: 2003
Variant: 2.o tdi
I was checking my oil levels and tried to put the stick back in and it wouldn't go all the way back in feels blocked by something the stick isn't snapped so not sure what it could be
Posted: Jul 7, 2016 (7 years ago)
Take the dip stick out clean it check and clear the hole .If it still doesn't work get it checked out .
Posted Jul 7, 2016 (7 years ago)
Common fault on that car , remove dipstick tube and check out .

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elannor67 | Driver | Since: Oct 2008 | Posts: 0 | Fixes: 384 | View Garage

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i'm afraid to may have to remove the dipstick tube from the engine block, clean it out of debris, and replace it with a new stick. very common on earlier models





Posted on Tuesday 26th of April 2011
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john friend | Driver | Since: Jun 2010 | Posts: 0 | Fixes: 11 | View Garage

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many thanks,whats the best way to start the job
jf





Posted on Tuesday 26th of April 2011
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Solution 2

elannor67 | Driver | Since: Oct 2008 | Posts: 0 | Fixes: 384 | View Garage

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let the engine go cold. then follow the dipstick tube down to the block. it may be held by a 8 or 10mm bolt and a rubber O ring at the base. i cant remember for sure, but i believe it to be a relativly simple job. little tip, once unbolted, twist the tube out dont just yank it, because they do break....





Posted on Tuesday 26th of April 2011
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