How To: D9 Steering Wheel Removal and COM2000 Change
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Re: How To: D9 Steering Wheel Removal and COM2000 Change
Nothing happens to the stereo - it's coded to the BSI so it'll only work in your car but there's no codes or anything to put into it.
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2004 D9 2.0 HDi 110 Estate lhd VF38ERHZF81657352 - sold but being very well looked after.
1991 Yamaha TDM850 - fuel leaks galore!
2008 Toyota Recall4 2.0 VVTI ATM LHD JTMBH31V90D007261 - flimsy piece of crap.
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Re: How To: D9 Steering Wheel Removal and COM2000 Change
It self destructs in a cloud of smokepiglet wrote:Just searched this dead thread out.
Only one bit of info missing:- what happens to the radio after (battery disconnection)

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Re: How To: D9 Steering Wheel Removal and COM2000 Change
wot, no more paying Peugeot £25 for the key code?
Mind you, small beer compared to the £130 for the comms unit.
Mind you, small beer compared to the £130 for the comms unit.
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Re: How To: D9 Steering Wheel Removal and COM2000 Change
For the radio,nopiglet wrote:wot, no more paying Peugeot £25 for the key code?
Mind you, small beer compared to the £130 for the comms unit.
they just make up that on the price of the codes for the keys

dont know if the peugeot main dealers are the same as citreon ones,
isaw one chap getting charged £170 for a key because he didnt have the plastic card, no wonder citroens gone under the same roof as vauxhall,
daylight Robbery !
