Unlock the secrets of your Peugeot 307 with this comprehensive Workshop Repair Manual, covering all petrol and diesel models from 2001 to 2004. This invaluable resource provides detailed instructions and technical information for every repair procedure, making service and maintenance a breeze.

Navigate with ease using the manual's clear and concise exploded views and diagrams, ensuring accurate identification, disassembly, reassembly, adjustment, and repairs. Illustrations, diagrams, specifications, step-by-step instructions, pictures, procedures, and much more are included, offering a complete guide to your Peugeot 307. Whether you're tackling routine maintenance, complex repairs, or complete overhauls, this manual provides the essential knowledge to confidently handle any task.

The PEUGEOT 307, an iconic compact car produced by the French automaker Peugeot, debuted in 2001 and quickly became a popular choice across Europe and beyond. The 307 succeeded the aging 306 model, offering a fresh design, improved comfort, and a wider range of engine options, including both petrol and diesel variants. Available as a hatchback, station wagon, and even a coupé-cabriolet model, the 307 provided a diverse selection to suit various customer needs. Its sleek, modern design, along with its practical interior and competitive pricing, helped it secure its place as a strong competitor in the compact car segment. The 307 was also praised for its handling and ride quality, further solidifying its appeal to both families and individual buyers alike.

The 2001-2004 model years saw the introduction of a variety of petrol and diesel engines, offering a range of power outputs and fuel efficiency. The petrol options ranged from the entry-level 1.4-liter engine to the more powerful 1.6-liter and 2.0-liter units. On the diesel side, the popular 1.6-liter HDI engine proved particularly efficient and economical, becoming a hallmark of the 307's appeal. This diverse powertrain selection ensured the 307 could cater to a wide range of driving preferences and budgets. The 307 was also available with a variety of transmissions, including manual, automatic, and even semi-automatic options. The 2001-2004 model years represented a significant period for the 307, establishing its position as a reliable and versatile compact car, while also laying the groundwork for the model's successful second generation.