Peugeot 1007 Repair Guide

Roof Luggage Bars

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The roof bars were an attractive extra on all models of the 1007.
Perhaps a matter of taste but I think the 1007 looks better with the bars

The bars themselves (10) are bolted to the roof structure underneath the removable covers (A & B) at each end.  If roof bars are fitted then the rubber moulding (16) is shorter than (15)

A car with the longitudinal roof bars.

They were an optional extra (£150 in 2005) available on all models of 1007; a few are still available (September 2016)

a car without the roof bars looks naked

front mounting from the front - unclip the cover to access the mounting bolt

front mounting seen from the rear

rear mounting seen from the front - unclip the cover to access the mounting bolt

rear mounting seen from the rear

To fit roof bars to a car without them

to remove the seal - prise up from the rear

and lift the seal out to reveal the roof bar mounting holes, here with the blanking bolts still in place

Instructions page 1

Instructions page 2

Instructions page 3

Instructions page 4

Transverse Roof Bars (roof rack)

Transverse roof bars clamping on the longitudinal bars were also available.  a few are still available (September 2016)

Also direct fitting transverse roof bars which don't need the longitudinal bars.  a few are still available (September 2016)

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