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Peugeot 5008

DW10 2.0L HDi 180 hp Automatic Front-wheel drive 2017–2026 Custom Search
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Engine DW10 ✖ Stay Away! 7,430–20,570 $

Powerful PSA diesel for mid-size and SUV applications. Common rail with turbo. Later versions as BlueHDi with SCR cat and AdBlue.

Fun Factor? Decent

Top diesel in the 5008

180 hp in the 5008 II: generously powered for the large SUV. Confident and comfortable even fully loaded.

Engine Weaknesses 7

!! Timing belt snap caused by defective water pump

The plastic impeller of the water pump can disintegrate from as early as 50,000 km. Fragments enter the timing belt drive and cause the belt to snap with subsequent total engine destruction.

Symptoms: Coolant temperature rises unusually, coolant loss without visible leak, faint grinding or squealing from the timing belt drive, sudden engine shutdown when belt snaps

550–990 $ from 90,000 km
!! Dual-mass flywheel wear

The dual-mass flywheel wears prematurely, especially on the 107 hp variant. Oil dilution from DPF regeneration accelerates wear. The clutch should always be renewed at the same time.

Symptoms: Squealing or clattering when starting and stopping the engine, pronounced vibrations at idle, juddering when pulling away, knocking at low revs under load

1,100–1,980 $ from 130,000 km
!! Leaking injectors causing oil dilution

Leaking injectors allow diesel into the engine oil, drastically reducing its lubricity. The rising oil level is often overlooked. This can cause piston and bearing damage.

Symptoms: Diesel smell at the dipstick, oil level rises above maximum, strong exhaust smell inside the car, engine judders or knocks more than usual, increased fuel consumption

440–1,650 $ from 140,000 km
!! Turbocharger failure from coked oil lines

After switching off a hot engine the oil lines to the turbocharger can coke up. On the next start the turbocharger briefly runs without lubrication. Mainly affects the more powerful DW10 variants.

Symptoms: Increasing whistling or whining from the turbocharger, oil spots under the car in the turbo area, gradual power loss, blue smoke after the engine has been standing

880–2,200 $ from 150,000 km
!! EGR cooler internally leaking — coolant loss

Internal EGR cooler failure routes coolant into the exhaust gases. Coolant disappears without visible external leak. Repair requires 13.2 hours of labour. Cost 800–2,000 €.

Symptoms: Coolant drops without visible leak, white smoke from exhaust, heater won't warm up

880–2,200 $ from 150,000 km
!! FAP additive pump and particulate filter blockage

The PSA-proprietary additive (Eolys) is mixed into the fuel and enables regeneration at a lower temperature. A defective additive pump or empty reservoir prevents regeneration and clogs the FAP prematurely. Change interval 120,000–180,000 km.

Symptoms: Warning 'particulate filter will soon clog', increased fuel consumption, power loss, regeneration attempts visible as idle speed fluctuations

440–1,320 $ from 130,000 km
! EGR valve coked up and failed

The EGR valve seizes with soot deposits or no longer closes fully. The result is warning messages, poor cold-start behaviour and increased particulate output into the filter, causing it to clog faster.

Symptoms: Warning 'exhaust aftertreatment system fault', poor cold-start behaviour, light smoke when accelerating, occasional judder under load

220–660 $ from 110,000 km

Vehicle Weaknesses 10

!! Other Recall: faulty tow hitch weld 2017–2020

Due to a faulty weld the tow hitch can come loose and cause trailer separation. Affects build years up to 2020. Free rectification at the dealer.

0–0 $
!! Other Diesel particulate filter cracks through overheating

On diesel models (01/2017–01/2022) the particulate filter can develop cracks through overheating during regeneration. Frequent short-trip use makes the problem worse as the filter cannot fully regenerate.

880–2,750 $ from 100,000 km
!! Electronics Electric tailgate won't open reliably

The electric tailgate fails to respond or only responds sporadically. Two typical failure phases: around 15,000 km due to software faults and at 80,000–100,000 km due to mechanical wear of the gas struts.

170–880 $ from 60,000 km
!! Brakes Rear brake calipers stick and seize

The rear calipers have low-quality pistons that corrode and seize quickly. Discs show deep scoring and heat discolouration as early as 13,000–50,000 km. Peugeot attributes the issue to driving style.

220–660 $ from 40,000 km
!! HVAC AC condenser leaking at connection

The lower connection of the AC condenser does not seal permanently. After a seal replacement the leak frequently recurs. Many variants (12 mm / 16 mm) are available; an incorrect order delays the repair. Workshop cost around 900 euros.

660–1,100 $ from 60,000 km
! Electronics Start-stop system fails prematurely

The start-stop system develops problems after just 20,000–40,000 km. The function stops working completely or behaves erratically when pulling away from traffic lights.

170–440 $ from 30,000 km
! Interior Head-up display does not fully deploy 2019–2024

On models from 2019 onwards the head-up display gets stuck in the housing or only partially deploys after 30,000–50,000 km. The drive mechanism jams.

330–1,320 $ from 40,000 km
! Suspension Spring noises / thumping when suspension compresses

Rear coil springs produce thumping noises when the suspension compresses, described as a blow with a rubber mallet. Sometimes occurs from as little as 300 km (assembly or production defect). Difficult to reproduce.

170–660 $ from 30,000 km
! Interior Seat heater fails (heating mat, switch)

The seat heater on the 5008 P87 typically fails due to a defective heating mat, switch fault or broken wire. Peugeot integrates the heating mats fully into the PU foam, making replacement expensive.

110–880 $ from 80,000 km
! Body Electric tailgate unresponsive or will not open

The electric tailgate fails in two typical waves: around 15,000 km due to software errors and between 80,000–100,000 km due to mechanical wear of the gas struts. The drive unit is expensive.

220–880 $ from 60,000 km

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