Is It Possible To Get New Wiring Bits?

[cybernck 402 1 Cars]

Such as plugs for headlight bulbs and especially those dreaded sidelight

bulb plugs and other various shape-specific connectors under the bonnet?

[Sandy 191]

Headlight bulb plug is a regular part, www.polevolt.co.uk do them.

[Cameron 16]

Not sure you can get the connector housings, but you can still get the terminals from Peugeot.

[welshpug 1,657]

with the sidelight bulbs, I used the bulb holders from a later vehicle that uses a sealed JPT connector.

Edited February 27, 2012 by welshpug

[Ryan 99]

I made a chart of all the part numbers I could find. Eventually I want to turn it into a full list of the whole car, but that's a project for a rainy day...

 

I couldn't find the part numbers for the white 2-pin sidelight plugs, as unfortunately there's a mistake on Peugeot's servicebox (the 2-5 pin connectors are missing and it shows the the 6-10 pin connectors twice instead), and the Citroen version only shows a a couple of them too.

 

No idea which of these are still actually available, and you may have to buy them in bags rather than individually.

[BusEngineer 7]

Thats a very handy chart

[Ryan 99]

I managed to find a few extra things, including the white sidelight plugs. I've added them to the chart.

[marksorrento205 80]

Ryan,

 

Top effort matey!

[cybernck 402 1 Cars]

Sorry, what exactly is the part number for a sidebulb plug? 6542 J8? It doesn't come up on Servicebox search for me .

[welshpug 1,657]

Sorry, what exactly is the part number for a sidebulb plug? 6542 J8? It doesn't come up on Servicebox search for me .

 

you probably wont find it in there, but enter it into the basket and if available, or has ever been available recently will give a price.

 

http://www.ryanmoore.comule.com/

[Ryan 99]

Sorry, what exactly is the part number for a sidebulb plug? 6542 J8? It doesn't come up on Servicebox search for me .

 

6542 J8 is correct. Most of the connector part numbers aren't listed in the main section on servicebox. You have to look in the connectors section, which isn't organised very well. If you go to the shopping basket then you can enter any part numbers you like, whether they're listed in the catalogue or not. You can even enter Citroen part numbers and get a price for those too!

Edited March 5, 2012 by Ryan

[cybernck 402 1 Cars]

It has worked . Has anyone tried ordering any of these individual connectors from Peugeot though?

[cybernck 402 1 Cars]

OK, I have ran it up with the local Peugeot dealer yesterday and it came up in their system.

 

It's superseded by a different part number that costs 3-4 times more.

 

I don't know if they have it in stock in France, but they didn't have it here (unsurprisingly).

 

 

ANYHOW

 

 

I don't need that plug anyway - I am after the white bulb holder .

 

What's the part number for that one?

[Ryan 99]

Looks like there are two: 6215 26, and 6215 29. From squinting at the pictures it looks like 6215 26 is the smooth push-in kind, and 6215 29 is the bayonet fitting kind.

 

Both are ridiculously expensive though - £9 each , so it's probably easier to find some from a scrapyard. The same holders are used on most Peugeots.

[Ryan 99]

Does anyone know what size bags the different terminals come in? Some of them are 80p each, which is a bit steep if I'm going to have to buy them in bags of 50.