Peugeot 406 LX rear electric windows?

Discussion in 'Peugeot 406' started by saj, May 5, 2005.

  1. saj

    saj Guest

    Please could someone advise whether its feasible to add rear electric
    windows to a Peugeot 406 Diesel LX. Has anybody tried it and does it
    already have the wiring for it? I’ve heard that the lower spec models
    have all the wirring but not the features.It has central locking so I
    assume it’ll have the extra wires with that. Can I also add the lcd
    display for temperature and other features to the dashboard.

    Thanks

    Saj
     
    saj, May 5, 2005
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  2. Hi

    How old is the 406 in question? If its a series one 406 then its easy.
    A series two 406 is multiplexed & a little harder but not impossible to
    upgrade.

    Im 99.9 % certain you should find all the wiring already there hidden
    behind the trim.

    For the rear windows you would also need the controls on the drivers door
    as well as the rear doors, This houses the electric mirror controls as well.

    The outside temp display sensor is housed in the passenger side mirror, So
    add the pair of electric mirrors & interior trims to your shopping list,
    These mirrors will also be colour coded so you will most likely end up
    needing a spray can to make them match your cars colour.

    The display unit also shows the radio information, But you need the higher
    spec Philips radio to work that part, Straight swop but get the radio code.

    So your looking for a GLX, SRI or Executive to get parts from in your local
    scrapyard, If you find one & your working on a saloon, Get the rear shelf
    with the built in storage box & sunblind too, Dont forget the roof clips.
     
    Lee Power via CarKB.com, May 5, 2005
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  3. saj

    mindwipe Guest



    mmm very well informed
     
    mindwipe, May 5, 2005
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  4. saj

    saj Guest

    Thanks Lee. sorry forgot to include the important detail. Its a S reg
    Peugeot (98). Seems like I’m going to be busy on on the weekend.

    Thanks

    saj
     
    saj, May 6, 2005
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