Engine management and airbag warning lights on dashboard

[Fihen]

Hi all I am in a quandry over what to do next! The abovementioned lights are worrying me. I have replaced the coil pak and replaced the sparkplugs (Bosch) and yet the engine light is still on. I was hopping it would turn off in its own time and test drove it for 50k. That didn't work. My question for those who have a crystal ball can this relate to the crank angle sensor? ??

[gazza82]

Connect it to pp2000 and read the codes ... saves guessing.

[Fihen]

I guess I should purchase one. It costs me $50 to get an analysis done so I am thinking buying pp2000 could be money well spent.

[IanL]

Yes it is. Installation is best into XPSP3. An old laptop is fine. It will not run directly onto a 64-bit OS, so if you want to run it on Win 7 to 10 (which are mostly 64-bit), install a Virtual Machine copy of 32-bit XP, and install Planet into that. Do not plug the Lexia 3 into the USB port when installing until prompted, or the drivers will not install correctly.

[gazza82]

And do not let it try and update itself .. or it will lock up ...

[Fihen]

I have sourced pp2000 from ebay and was surprised at the cost only $99 delivery next month. I also found an old laptop with windows xp so another bonus.

[IanL]

I have sourced pp2000 from ebay and was surprised at the cost only $99 delivery next month. I also found an old laptop with windows xp so another bonus.

The reason they are cheap is that they are Chinese copies. Genuine Peugeot would cost more than 10 times that. Be prepared for a key generator or similar (I don't remember clearly). Best to close the antivirus and (I think) disconnect from the internet when installing.

[Fihen]

Thanks guys all very helpful.

[gazza82]

I bought the Lexia cables off aliexpress .. in the package was a PP2000 cd. My antivirus went nuts ... I used a copy I downloaded through peugeotforums ... but not sure the download links/site works now ...