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It looks like it's 2403AP from the catalogue I guess that is indeed the part you need. Not sure if Ebay links are ok but see here for a picture: The while plastic sleeve adapter seems to be added in case yours is the "earlier" model, with the thinner stick. But in your case I don't think you need it.

Hi, I had a look around on my DocBackup (ServiceBox) DVDs but I cannot seem to find a single part number for the gear knob. There does not seem to be a separate LHD / RHD variant. The only variants I could find are those for the various vehicle types. And even for a single vehicle type, there is usu...

mine is mounted at the front behind the windscreen (1997 estate) but I'm guessing the aerials are interchangeable? No that is a different one. I think that is just a simple radio antenna base, so without a GPS receiver. In that case the part number would be 6561 10 . And for that, the antenna itsel...

But I don't think it will need replacement; the bad reception is due to the broken electronics inside the antenna base. If the screw base of the antenna is very dirty or rusty, you may want to clean it thoroughly with a good wire brush. The electric contact between the antenna and the base must be ...

Does anyone know where to get the small grey trim "plugs" for the boot door trim? On my vehicle (2003 Estate) these were also knackered. I found the OEM part no. to be 6995AC. Found here or just Google for it. In the end I got them for free at a local scrap yard. Does anyone know what the Peugeot p...

I'm sorry, seem to have missed this post. I can only say what my (working) setup is. Maybe you can use the same setup, maybe you need to set up something different. My laptop is an HP running Windows 10 (22H2 to be more precise). I am running PP2000, not DiagBox. I installed it from the "CD2.ZIP" fi...

You're welcome, glad I can help

Here is the electric diagram I found in the SEDRE disk: Electrically Controlled Mirrors - Passenger Mirror.jpg The passenger side door mirror is part 6415. The connector between the door and the rest of the vehicle is IC71A and IC71B. This is the "installation" diagram that comes with it: Electrical...

No, this is the Netherlands. Wet and cold are the only two flavours...

Here too, suffering the torrential rain... Interesting question, I had a look into my SEDRE system and it looks like the footwell connectors are indeed at the driver side, whether LHD or RHD: Footwell LHD.png Footwell RHD.png From my experience, the wet footwell is caused by water which flows along ...

Your best option is to connect the PP2000 software which will show the details of the fault.

It could very well be that this fault needs an explicit clearing; I think I have had to do this once or twice (but I never had this P0300 fault though... random misfires seem not very applicable to HDI).

I don’t fancy a breaker bar resting on the subframe for undoing the crank pulley! Mine came off pretty easy with a air driven impact wrench. If you cannot borrow one, you might want to buy a battery-driven one, e.g. like this: https://blackfieldfarm.com/lidls-impact-wrench/ . I'm not sure if a batt...

Just a thought, I believe an anti roll bar if not fitted to the vehicle is not an mot fail, is that correct? On https://www.gov.uk/guidance/mot-inspection-manual-for-private-passenger-and-light-commercial-vehicles/5-axles-wheels-tyres-and-suspension#section-5-3-3 : 5.3.3. Suspension arms, rods, str...

Yes, I guess it should be a tight fit. Better that, than a loose (rattling) fit.

In other words - there is variable geometry? I guess one of the 3 valves on pictures above is for turbocharger but not sure which one. I don't like to dig in such engine/vacuum/etc. topics but it is hard to find competent service here. Yes, your 2.2 HDI has a variable geometry turbo. It uses vacuum...