I am trying to wire up a trailer electrical socket and asked advice at a Peugeot dealer. I was told that if it was not multiplex, I could just connect up to the wires to each light etc.. However, if it was multiplex, then I would need o purchase a genuine Peugeot wired up plug.
I was then told that I myself would be unable to tell if it was multiplex or not, and I would need to take it in for the dealer to look at.
Can anyone help me to find out the answer? What do I look for? And if it is a multiplex version, do I really only have the one option of buying a genuine Peugeot plug?
The car is a March 2000 reg 1761 cc petrol LX estate. Thank you.
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A Google for "peugeot 406 multiplex" shows that it's post '02 406s that are multiplexed, the implication being that yours isn't.
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Also confirmed (admittedly with an iffy full stop that requires some interpretation) in the Car-by-Car Breakdown of this website.
Good luck - it looks like being a traditional wiring job to hook up the trailer electrics.
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starcott
Does the key have separate lock and unlock symbols on the buttons?
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The key has 2 buttons. One in the middle with the Peugeot logo on it, and a smaller one with no symbol.
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No need to worry about buttons; your car is not multiplexed so you know how to proceed.
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