The keypad on my peugeot has just been replaced again and the connector that holds the 15 wires inline and plugs into the back of the keypad is falling apart.According to Fiat you can only buy an entire loom not the connector!!!!!!! I see the pad has the word "Jaeger" on it . Does anyone know if this is some sort of standard din connector that I can buy elsewhere. I have been going through the maplin site but cant recognise it yet. Any ideas???
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not going to Fiat for Peugeot parts
Ok Ok comes from trying to keep 4 cars going in a family volvo 740 Peugeot
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When I had a 406 with a keypad I programmed the unit to activate automatically as long as you started the car within 30 secs (or whatever it is) of unlocking the car - never used the keypad again.
How did you do that?? Sounds great...
It was in the manual (1997 406).
RS Components will have a better selection.
Try putting in your code, starting the car and then disconnecting the keypad. Very often the car then runs ok without having to use the keypad ever again. That is until you have a flat battery, so don't forget your code.
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