Peugeot 205 Roland Garros cabrio
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306xs

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94 months

Thursday 29th November 2018
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Not really in the market for a new car,i already own a Peugeot 306 a Dacia 1310 '86 (Romanian copy of a Renault 12) and a bunch of motorcycles... BUT I found a stupi cheap '92 205 Roland Garros cabriolet. Car looks nice, kd22 in the vin, wheels, paint, interior all original, the soft top leaks in heavy rain but that's just normal for a 26 old cabrio. What throws me off is the engine: it has a 1.4 injection engine. I know that Roland Garros had a 1.4 two carburator engine making 85 HP. Did they switched to fuel injection in the early '90?

Edited by 306xs on Thursday 29th November 20:09

rallycross

13,737 posts

266 months

Thursday 29th November 2018
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yes by that age the carb had gone and was injection, steel block, and cat, the one you want is the TU3S alloy block with the twin choke carb as per Ax GT and XS (uk model).

Old Merc

3,807 posts

196 months

Friday 30th November 2018
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It will be the mono injection system,at that age could be troublesome ?
As said the twin choke carb,non cat, engine is better,it's also simple and more reliable.

306xs

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2 posts

94 months

Friday 30th November 2018
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I have a 1.6 306xs multipoint injection bought from scrap. The car had a minor front collision looks like crap but it drives like a champ. I checked the piston sleeves for wear and the look preety good for 300k km. So I'm not worried about the 205 engine they are pretty much indistructible like all the Peugeot engines (except for the 1.8 8 valve one) I figured the double carb is the one every one wants but for 900 euro I think it's worth buying a fuel injected one.