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In comparison to the DS3 Racing edition the THP 150/155 issues are much less, and relatively speaking very few
The later the model you have on the THPs (The 150 from late 2009, then 155 round Jan 2012) the less issues. Just the carbonisation which will happen to every GDI engine on the road.
There are some owners on here with early 150s that have never had a problem, and my first THP150 got to 26,000 miles and no issues (And it had been remapped for most those miles)
So wouldn't worry too much
The amount of major issues with the THP 155 on this forum you could count on one handLast edited by Chris_Blue; 20-12-2014, 13:06.sigpicJog on Noddy
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Sorry to bump an old thread....
Be gentle, not been here long!
Seems my 19,000 mile peugeot 3008 thp has the same issues and its a 64 plate. The curse of the prince engine strikes again.
Is there a solution? Is there a definite cause?
The things i have discovered so far....
the oil seems thin. WAAAAAAY too thin. I'm told it runs on 0-30. I dont like the fact it seems to drain out of the tensioner from stopping the engine in the evening to
the turn of the key in the morning (sounding like its got no oil at all!!!). The thin oil is apparently to help reduce the build up of burned on crud on the intake valves through the
breather system. Mines already had a hesitation fault where they replaced a boost sensor. I can only assume that these two are related....
Weak spring on the tensioner.
Its in next week for new chains, tensioner, guides etc,etc. When its out of warranty (december) i will be installing a pair of catch cans and using thicker (fully synth) oil.
Oh how i long for a cam belt...Last edited by egon; 19-07-2017, 13:55.
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