It's the only way I know to get to the repair documentation. Other than that, I don't use it. If you decide to get rid of it, could you reprovide the link on the index page?

Just a guess, but you may have a software bug in the electronics (BSI?). Have you tried a BSI reboot?

It's probably not worth reprogramming it to try to clear the issues, but that would be the way to address it.

If nothing at all happens, one possibility is the roof operating switch is faulty, or it is not receiving 12V. Check Fuse F12 in the BSI (cabin fusebox). If that's ok, check for 12V with ignition on at Pin 2B (wire no 6173D) on the operating switch. Sometimes, the cable to the operating switch goes ...

Best option would be to connect to another Peugeot, preferably also a 206. If that works, the fault lies in your car.

I've assumed you tried a BSI Reboot. If not, do that first.

Foe the technical manual, the best thing is the Peugeot Service Box; see viewtopic.php?f=1&t=18122&p=135843

Yes, the 1.6 battery is 207 x 175 x 190mm. Mine is secured with a clamp on the side, not a strap across the top.

That'll do nicely

Do follow the correct procedure when changing batteries:

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There is a great deal of commonality. Under the bonnet, any differences are more due to date of build. Things like doors, windows, seats and, of course, the roof, are different. The door mirrors are subtly different (and the CC ones much more expensive). You can use the Peugeot Service Box to cross-...

I think 5W30 is recommended for the 1.6 16 valve TU5JP4. Mine takes a Yuasa 3012, as recommended by the Yuasa website. The battery tray is sized for a larger battery - don't know why, but the 3012 is plenty - 52 Ah, CCA 450 A.

Welcome, and good luck with the renovation.

The extra spaces in the links you posted prevent the links working. Please remove the spaces. Check that the little white latch on the left side boot lid lock is in the correct position. If that's ok, I would try tightening the upper cable. Keep a record of how much you turn it and in which directio...

The door closed switch should be worked by the locking arm which is visible on the end of the door. You can move it to the closed position with a screwdriver, but remember to open it again before trying to shut the door! I think if you find that the switch is not opening when it should, you will nee...

Unbraked trailer only 600 kg

chaschaz wrote:... but I struggle with modern electronics.

Don't we all, especially Peugeot Having said that, I've been lucky with mine, so far.

Welcome!