External temperature sensor connection for 206+

Hello friends,

The subject has been discussed and the tools and models can vary greatly. At the same time, old vehicles do not have detailed connection schemes, so I will share the connection schemes on my own vehicle with all the details, I hope it will be useful to friends.

Everything is exactly the same with the number and connection codes on the vehicle.





The connection scheme is just like this.



The 4V NR section on the left is the socket that appears when you remove the plastic behind the mirror. It is generally 4 wires, 2 wires go to the mirror resistance, 2 wires (6432-6433) to the heat sensor.

It is the socket part under the IC71 and 16V NR door hinge in the middle. Here you can determine the place on the numbers according to the author.

The last part on the right is BSi . The 40V BA socket can be determined by its position on the BSi in the table below.

The process to be done is to follow the installation line as in the photo above and complete the missing part. I have repeatedly highlighted the codes and settlement numbers, so please be very careful. This may differ from vehicle to vehicle.


Socket locations and codes on Bsi



The layout of the sockets on the BSi is shown here. We need the 40V BA socket. We need to find and open it and connect it with pins 8 and 18 .


Sockets and codes on the door



Here you can see the location and number codes of the sockets on the door.



This is the detailed electric scheme on my own vehicle. All connections are visible because there is a wiring on my vehicle. Vehicles similar to my vehicle can use this scheme exactly. For other models, I have to examine the chassis number. The main thing is to find the vehicle that has the same features as your vehicle and complete the installation of your own vehicle by making use of its scheme, so the job is complicated for older models.

Valid for 2010-2011 206+ 1.4 HDi.
Good luck with.
receptivity 2014-07-10 18:41:16

Sorry for the delay. 11/2013 sedre installation forced us a lot 2-3 days we struggled with the friend but we could solve it.

Good health Ali, you explained well.

I do not know if your hands would fit with 206, but my head wouldn't have

Sedre made a lot of work this time, but it was solved. it was very solid. Principle charts of 206+ used to be published in the past.

I hope it works for you. Even if the car is with me, it's half an hour.

I found the socket and made the connection, but it didn't show on the screen, I think it needs to be activated. I read the 1.6v value without installing the sensor and it fell to 0.5 when I installed the sensor.

Not without activation. The sensor is already resistor. Resistance varies depending on the temperature and this change is measured in degrees. voltage drop is normal.

You need to open from 2 places

From 1 screen
From 2 bsi

wait a little, let me replace him, switch to xp;)


*** xp whatever the cable is, no car with me: D
I will connect to the car tomorrow and throw it
receptivity 2014-07-12 01:57:07

2 places.? Wouldn't we save someone if we did the job uphill :-D

So, what are the materials that we should have against any deficiencies before attempting this work, so do they work with any cable? If I buy a cable, will this cable be something like that? I want this sensor ahmed206 2014-07-12 07:48:06

Now I can not determine the material, since I do not know where and what the installation status of the vehicles is.

But for those who have no installations, I can say the following,

1- heat sensor under mirror
2- 2 pins to connect the cables of the sensor to the socket behind the mirror and 2 pins in return.
3- Cable from socket to door socket
4- pin to the door part of the door socket
5- pin to the vehicle part of the socket
6- Cable from door socket to BSi
6- BSi is also pin into the appropriate socket.

this much. As I said, wherever the equipment is missing in your vehicle, you need these materials.


Unfortunately, in 206, it is not only necessary to open the screen, but also to open the bsi.

Based on the information you wrote, Ali Hodja, I bought the external temperature sensor from the Peugeot service. Aynam is not electric and one line (two wires) comes to the mirror socket. I wonder if I connect the mirror to the sockets there to test the sensor I have? Is it possible to make a chassis or break the sensor? Because I don't know what the cables are for.

[QUOTE = ultrali_18] Ali Hodja, based on the information you wrote, I bought the external temperature sensor from the Peugeot service. Aynam is not electric and one line (two wires) comes to the mirror socket. I wonder if I connect the mirror to the sockets there to test the sensor I have? Is it possible to make a chassis or break the sensor? Because I don't know what the cables are for. [/ QUOTE]

We check the installation together and it is not clear what and where it is.

Okay, so I don't touch anything to keep everything intact :)

Mr. Bey, I sent you the chassis number. We could not make the connection.

[QUOTE = rhombeus] Ali Bey, I sent you a chassis number, we couldn't make the connection [/ QUOTE]

Could you write again, sorry, I guess it didn't boil.

I sent the message

THE FRIENDLY EXTERNAL ASI SENSOR IS MOUNTED TO THE MIRROR. INTERIOR SYSTEM IS READY.

Mr. Murat, hello was not in my mirror, I bought it myself, I removed the cover of the mirror arm from the inside, there was a cable like this picture