Lidlocks won't lock

[206ccEast]

So. I was changing color on the wifes car, for the millionth time and did what I always do, when operating the roof.

This time something happened.
When the car was done, it had drained the battery. I jumped it with my own car.

The roof is now inoperable.

I have read this forum and tried e.v.e.r.y.t.h.i.n.g. you guys have suggested, but I'm stuck.

Right now status is:

Roof closed, lidlockpins in "LOCKED", lidlocks NOT locked.
I can't force it, the roof hydraulics won't operate the roof in any way - they just won't lock in place. Electrics are funky, speedometer is failing too and the airbag is now complaining. All fuses are good.

Am I being really retarded and staring right at the problem, without seeing it, or do I have a real situation? The wife WILL kill me, if I don't fix this.

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EDIT!
I AM retarded. I'll give the other pages a proper look before asking dumb questions.. Sorry

[IanL]

This sounds like the usual Peugeot problem when the battery is disconnected, or, in this case, is drained. Charge the battery and then try a BSI Reboot.

[206ccEast]

Tried the BSi reboot, got the *BONG!* sound and everything.

Locks are still not locking when I push the controls or when I push down on the lid. I've tried to open the boot and pulling them (lid and construction under the lid) together with no result-

The locking mechanism is working fin, when I manually operate the lid backwards - the locks lock when the lid is upright, and they release on the way down. They just dont lock when the lid is down - no matter where the roff is positioned manually.
The insisting alarm sound has raised to a state of panic..

I can just feel her eyes on me.. I got the car for her birthday and now this. Damnit.

[IanL]

Could be one of the microswitches. See http://www.peugeot206cc.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=12945. I would guess one of the three - C,D and I - they are all mounted on the one unit.

Check this video http://www.peugeot206cc.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=12920 for explanations of what they all do.

[206ccEast]

All switches look good. They got taken care of by a some-what professionel.
I got some advice.. It seems that the fact that the speedometer failed first, is a vital factor. Apparently.
I didn't think much of it, since I actually didn't move the roof, until I had to mask it off for dipping. Once the ball got rolling, I could remember that the roof was messing me the whole time.

I've been advised to fix the speedometer and then do the reset once again.
I'll post results.

[206ccEast]

Changed the speedometer, nothing. It's not even working.
So, I guess I'll spend a couple of days looking for the guide to the thingy in the gearbox or what it was.. Dammit.

[206ccEast]

Guess the drive cog thingy is broken..
Now, all I need to do, is found out what its called in danish and find one.

[IanL]

The part that's turned by the geartrain is called the Tachometer Screw, and the part it drives is called the Control Pinion.

There are different parts for different vehicles - not sure where the differences lie. If you post or PM me the last eight digits of your VIN, I can look up the part numbers for your car and post the diagram.

[206ccEast]

I pulled it off and searched the web.. I now know that it's a "hastighedssensor" in danish - directly translated "speedsensor". It couldn't have been easier. I got one tomorrow and then I'll know if I won or I learned..

[206ccEast]

I didn't read your message thoroughly, I'll get the vin after dinner.

[206ccEast]

It was a big win

Changed the speedsensor and booted the whole thing and VOILA!
Everything is working, no fails, no alarms..

I'm soo getting some tonight..

[IanL]

I'm impressed that you managed to get a new speed sensor on a Sunday

[206ccEast]

Danish laws has changed, so the shop is open on sundays.

[Piyas]

might be same problem as mine. do you guys have picture on where is the location of the speed sensor?

[206ccEast]

I can snap a picture for you when my little lady gets home. If you haven't heard anything later, don't hesitate to remind me in this thread.