Longdog3004

my step sons car passed mot fine but had new clutch fitted!
its a 206 1.4 petrol
before mot the lights used to come on even with keys out and car locked
they stay on for bit then go off but keep doing it?
some said it could be the bsi or somthing,
while out on a lesson the window wipers came on on there own
horn didnt work or indicators or any control of the electrics
car was running fine still though!
he pulled over disconected the battery now it just turns over but wont start???
had to tow it home,
it has got a battery off a 2.0L would that matter?
any help before i start paying out 1st would be gratefully recieved!
and before anyone says dump the frog motor and go english their out of my hands lol
wifes and stepsons both peugouts off the road at mo lol

RichieST

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Certainly sounds like a power control module that's gone tits up. Unfortunately French cars and bad electrics seem to go hand in hand.

jamie's

Seen quite a few Peugeot experts with very similar problems, pretty identical actually,
Every time it's been the body control module that fooked,
can't say for sure that's what's wrong with the 206 but I'd be very surprised if it wasnt

mcst

Will be the bsi unit, I had a partner combi where the wipers would work on their own. At first it was just about tolerable and in winter it wasn't a bit issue but I'd the dry even a short journey would be unbearable with dry wipers screeching on a dry screen!

For that iirc they're about £260+ or you take a risk with a unit from a breaker.
Picassos are prone to it apparently.

j6kyt

I had a similar issue with a 206 the other week the side lights stayed on with the ignition key in and it would turn over and not fire so i sent to the auto spark that i use as i couldn't get it going and the problem turned out to be the light and indicator stalk unit, according to the auto spark the power goes through it to the ecu therefore the ecu power had gone.
it could be this its worth a look.

saph4be

Sounds very much like a bsi issue. Have a google you can do a bsi reset. Failing that you need to remove bsi and ecu and match numbers to a second hand set (bsi,ecu,key) for around £100 iv done a few.

mcst

These, you can reset it using a how to on the interwebnet. It will be a temporary fix and/or the bsi unit may not work at all after. I think it involves leaving the window open etc...