Seems a scandalous price to me even with fitting.

Some Pug Diesels have electric heaters alongside the fuel filter, you can buy the filter on its own and just swap the heater over, but i understand they like to sell the whole caboodle if they can.

Might be worth checking of this is the case on the Crosser.

I've checked on Citroen's parts database, the filter is £81.74 including VAT.

I can't speak for Citroen dealers but Peugeot generally charge £80+VAT labour. Some dealers do bill in half hour intervals though.

Before you spend though, how old is the car, what mileage and has the filter ever been changed?

And have they performed a diagnostic? If so, what were the fault codes and live data readings of fuel flow?

Edited by Gibbo_Wirral on 28/01/2015 at 14:48