Clutch replacement: Peugeot 3008, 5008 (EP6CDT, EP6DT)
Step-by-step clutch replacement for the Peugeot 3008, 5008 (EP6CDT/EP6DT): 191 steps. What to remove, in what order, and what to check after.
Workshop procedure for PEUGEOT — the exact step sequence and torque figures, straight from real workshop data.
🧭 Before you start
Fits: platform codes 1.6, THP
- Opens: coolant, clutch fluid, gearbox oil
- Renewed: nut renew the nut
Don't miss
- Do not disconnect the air-conditioning system
🔧 Engine codes this applies to
📋 Procedure
Preparation and removal
- Raise the vehicle
- Remove the engine upper cover
- Remove the engine lower cover
- Drain the cooling system
- Drain the gearbox oil
- Remove both front wheels
- Remove both front wheel arch liners
- Disconnect the fuel feed and return lines
- Note: Plug the ends of the fuel lines
- Remove the air ducts
- Plug the holes
- Remove the fuse box cover
- Disconnect the fuse box
- Remove the air inlet resonator
- Remove the air filter hose
- Remove the air filter housing
- Remove the battery cover
- Type 1:
- Remove the cover
- Connect a transparent pipe to the bleed hole
- Fit the clip
- Remove the clip
- Slide the tube in the direction shown
- Fit the clip
- Type 2:
- Remove the cover
- Connect a transparent pipe to the bleed hole
- Press and hold the clutch pedal
- Open the bleed screw
- Move as shown
- Allow excess fluid to drain off
- Type 3:
- Remove the cover
- Connect a transparent pipe to the bleed hole
- Press and hold the clutch pedal
- Open the bleed screw
- Allow excess fluid to drain off
- All vehicles:
- Press and hold the clutch pedal
- Remove the battery
- Remove the battery tray
- Disconnect the vacuum hose from the brake servo
- Disconnect the heater matrix hoses
- Remove the battery box support
- Disconnect the electrical wiring
- Disconnect the engine control unit connector(s)
- Remove the battery cables
- Disconnect the radiator hoses
- Disconnect the gear-shift cables from the gearbox
- Disconnect the clutch slave cylinder
- Unclip the clutch hydraulic line
- Note: Plug the ends of the hydraulic lines
- Disconnect the reversing light switch cable
- Disconnect the earth cable from the gearbox
- Vehicles with air conditioning:
- Disconnect the air-conditioning compressor electrical connections
- Remove the ancillary drive belt
- Remove the air-conditioning compressor bolts
- Note: Do not disconnect the air-conditioning system
- Secure to the vehicle
- If applicable:
- Remove the height-control sensor
- All vehicles:
- Remove the reinforcement brace
- Note: Left-hand side
- Disconnect the stabiliser link(s)
- Note: At both sides of the vehicle
- Move aside
- Disconnect the lower arm ball joints
- Use a special tool
- Note: At both sides of the vehicle
- Disconnect the exhaust support
- Subframe:
- Unclip the wiring
- Unbolt the pendulum support
- Remove the nuts
- Remove the studs
- Clamp and disconnect the power steering hoses at the reservoir
- Place a trolley jack under the subframe
- Remove the subframe bolts
- Lower the subframe
- Disconnect the tie rods
- Remove the power steering heat shield
- Remove the power steering line mount
- Move the power steering pipe aside
- Remove the subframe
- Remove the front exhaust pipe
- Remove the front subframe extension
- Note: Left-hand side
- Remove the drive shaft nuts
- Use a special tool:
- Disconnect the steering arm ball joints from the wheel bearing housings
- Use a special tool:
- Disconnect the lower arm ball joints
- Use a special tool:
- Remove the stabiliser links
- Remove the drive shaft bearing support bolts
- Disconnect the drive shafts from the wheel bearing housings
- Remove the drive shafts from the differential
- Plug the holes
- Fit the special tool to support the engine
- Vehicles without air conditioning:
- Fit the special tool to support the engine
- Fit the special tool to support the gearbox
- Vehicles with air conditioning:
- Fit the special tool to support the engine
- Fit the special tool to support the gearbox
- All vehicles:
- Support the engine/gearbox with a lifting jack
- Remove the engine supports
- Lower the engine/gearbox from the engine compartment
- Remove the engine together with the gearbox
Installation and checks
- Drive shaft seal fitting tool(s)
- Engine/gearbox supports:
- Refill the cooling system
- Refill the gearbox
- - Bleeding the hydraulic circuit
- Top up the clutch fluid if necessary
- Move the hydraulic line back to close the bleed hole when clutch fluid flows out without bubbles
- Top up the clutch fluid if necessary
- Remove the clip
- Slide the tube in the direction shown
- Press and hold the clutch pedal
- Fit the clip
- Slide the tube in the direction shown
- Remove the clip
- Release the clutch pedal
- Repeat the procedure 20 times
- Until no bubbles come out
- Top up the clutch fluid if necessary
- Disconnect the hose connected to the air-bleed valve
- Refit the cover
- Close the bleed screw
- Release the clutch pedal
- Repeat the procedure 20 times
- Until no bubbles come out
- Top up the clutch fluid if necessary
- Disconnect the hose connected to the air-bleed valve
- Refit the cover
- Close the bleed screw
- Release the clutch pedal
- Repeat the procedure 20 times
- Until no bubbles come out
- Top up the clutch fluid if necessary
- Disconnect the hose connected to the air-bleed valve
- Refit the cover
- Release the clutch pedal
- Note: Mark the position
- Press and hold the clutch pedal
- Measure the distance:
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