The Peugeot 207 Service & Repair Manual is your comprehensive guide to maintaining and repairing your 2006-2009 Peugeot 207, covering both diesel and petrol models. This manual provides detailed instructions and exploded views to simplify the repair process. It's the same manual used by repair shops, allowing you to save money by performing repairs yourself.

The manual covers a wide range of topics, including:

* **Living with Your Peugeot 207:** Learn essential roadside repairs, weekly checks, and information on lubricants, fluids, and tire pressures.
* **Maintenance:** Find complete instructions for routine maintenance and servicing.
* **Repairs and Overhaul:** Dive into detailed repair procedures for various vehicle systems, including:
* **Engine and Associated Systems:** This section covers engine removal and repair, cooling, heating, and ventilation systems, fuel, exhaust, and emission systems, starting and charging systems, and the preheating system.
* **Transmission:** Learn to repair clutches, manual and automatic transmissions, and driveshafts.
* **Brakes, Suspension, and Steering:** Find thorough instructions for repairing these essential systems.
* **Body Equipment:** This section covers repairs for various body components.
* **Wiring Diagrams:** Understand the complex wiring of your Peugeot 207 with comprehensive wiring diagrams.
* **Reference:** This section provides helpful reference information, making it easier to find the information you need quickly.

With this comprehensive manual, you'll have access to all the information needed to keep your Peugeot 207 running smoothly.

The Peugeot 207, a popular supermini produced by the French manufacturer Peugeot from 2006 to 2012, marked a significant step forward for the brand in the compact car segment. Replacing the 206, the 207 offered a more modern and sophisticated design while retaining the practicality and affordability that made its predecessor a success. Available in a range of body styles, including three-door and five-door hatchbacks, a station wagon (SW), and a convertible, the 207 catered to diverse needs and preferences. It was praised for its spacious interior, user-friendly dashboard, and a comfortable ride quality. The 207 offered a diverse powertrain selection, encompassing both petrol and diesel engines, all adhering to Euro 4 emission standards. The petrol lineup included a 1.4-litre unit generating 75 hp and a 1.6-litre engine producing 95 hp or 120 hp. For those seeking improved fuel efficiency, the diesel options included a 1.4 HDi with 68 hp and a 1.6 HDi available in various power outputs, reaching up to 110 hp.

The 2006-2009 model years of the Peugeot 207 were particularly significant for the model's evolution. This period saw the introduction of the first generation of the 207, featuring a bold and modern design language. These models showcased a distinct front grille with the Peugeot lion emblem prominent and sleek headlights. Inside, the cabin featured a user-friendly dashboard layout with clear instrumentation and intuitive controls. The 207 also offered a range of optional features, including air conditioning, power windows, and an advanced audio system. The 2006-2009 model years also saw the launch of the 207 SW, a practical and stylish station wagon version that provided increased cargo space and versatility.