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Peugeot 206 Alarm Wiring Info UK


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riz k 
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Posted: June 18, 2012 at 10:06 AM / IP Logged  
Hi guys im going to be installing a alarm system in my 206 can anyone send me wiring info. The car is a 1999 206.
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12V+, Ignition, lock and unlock, indicators and door/trunk triggers are all on the BSI box to the right of the steering column.
Just get out your DMM and start testing. Locks are 5 wire square plug to your left, indicators 2 wires in centre square, door triggers, quadlock plugs to the rear.
Peugeot changed the colours every 2 weeks so you must test!
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Posted: June 18, 2012 at 11:45 AM / IP Logged  
Thanks for your reply howie,what type of locking system does this car have?
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A 99 should have the most common type, low current neg(-) what this site and the Americans call type "B".
If you wait a few minutes, I'll go to Autodata and give you the wire numbers* at the BSI box.
I tend to use the motor wires to save time, but that depends on the make and model alarm, whether it has 6 or 2 lock wires.
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* I said numbers because Peugeot in their wisdom (the world's worst electronics and switch build quality) change their colours every 3 months, you will possibly need a good light and a magnifying glass to read those numbers.
If you PM me with an email address I can even send you pictures of a 206 install.
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Its all very not sure, which is why I always tackle them as a new vehicle every time.
On the fusebox/BSI you will have a plug with two very thick leads, the red is 12V+ constant, the other ignition.
Lock/unlock, (-) 693 and 6232 pins 10 and 7 plug "F"
Lock motor wires, 620 and 621 5 and 16, plug "B", square plug to the left.
I'm not sure which is lock and which is unlock, you will have to test.
Door triggers, plug "F", 7,6 4 wires, front back separation, diode together.
Hatch lamp, one will be pos (+), the other switched neg (-), on opening the hatch, the second wire.
riz k 
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Thanks for that howie that's a big help im going to be installing this alarm http://www.hawkcaralarm.com/CarAlarmsRemoteStartCentralLockEngineImmobiliser.aspx but not going to wire up the remote start side of things. pictures would be a great help ill pm my email address
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Hmmm, now I know what your installing, one word of advice, bin it it's a POS Peugeot 206 Alarm Wiring Info UK - Last Post -- posted image.
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Thanks for the pictures im only really putting in the alarm for rcl and should hopefully be alright as it's just for my daily run around

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