Convertible Roof Repairs

Peugeot 306 Soft Top and Convertible Roof Repairs

Cayman specialise in solving Peugeot 306 convertible roof repairs

If you are suffering from a wet cabin or boot area in your Peugeot 306 Cabriolet, contact us and we can talk you through the steps that lead to water reduction in your cherished cabriolet.

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Common Peugeot 306 soft top and convertible roof problems

Boot lid catch does not release or you are unable to access boot area
Convertible roof is stuck open/shut
Hydraulic leaks or hydraulic pump failure
Roof requires recalibration or roof reset
Alignment issues with roof frame
Cabriolet not operating fully through cycle or stops halfway
Cabriolet is slow to operate
Diagnosed roof motor/pump failure
Drains blocked – water may damage motor
ECU for cabriolet has failed
Beeping alarm sound when driving warning the roof is not shut down and locked correctly
Leaking roof rams
Leaking roof hoses
Noisy roof operation
Soft top only works in one direction
Soft top warning light flashing
Switch position – implausible signal
Tonneau not lifting correctly
Tonneau snags through operation
Warning light on dash advising problem with Hood
Water ingress to cabin or boot area
Windows not dropping when lowering convertible roof
Wiring loom repair fault

Peugeot 306 Roof Repairs

The Peugeot 306 Cabriolet arrived in May 1994 with its soft top fabric folding roof system. Pininfarina and Peugeot have produced some stylish creations in the past, but arguably none as stunning as the 306 Cabriolet with a simple convertible operation. With a standard electric mechanism, it unclips, roof button pushed, tonneau cover rising which allows the fabric roof to fold away neatly.

Keeping your Peugeot 306 cabriolet roof system in top working order is essential and we recommend an annual roof service to keep the convertible roof system well lubricated and free of squeaks.

Like all soft top cabriolets they have their faults and in particular, lack of attention to care and maintenance can lead to water ingress and the usual electrical and mechanical faults caused by water damage on the operational roof system.

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