Citroen, DS Automobiles and Peugeot Official Part Number Requests

Unread post by **GiveMeABreak** » 15 Jan 2022, 14:43

Clutch Kit
2052Z1 is the correct Clutch Kit Part for your vehicle - no others listed.
2041A3 is the correct part for the Clutch Slave unit.
2051S1 is not a valid PSA part number for this vehicle.

Flywheel
0532W4 is the correct part for your vehicle.
203708 is the part for the Flywheel screw (item 11) on my Flywheel diagram.
0532T4 is not a valid PSA part.
0532X5 is not a valid PSA part.

I hope this confirms everything. These are the official live parts that you will get if you go to a Citroen Dealer today. I can't factor in old parts or replaced parts from other manufacturers that are no longer used.

Orchid70 · Unread post by **Orchid70** » 15 Jan 2022, 14:47

I will go ahead and order them. And hopefully remember to confirm here =)
Thanks for you time! Really do appreciate! As always!

Unread post by **yannbeam** » 16 Jan 2022, 20:53

Hi.
VF7**************[VIN obfuscated, can be read by forum staff]
Can someone please provide the part number and diagram of the in tank lift pump for my partners Picasso Please. Trying to find a replacement is really starting to do my head in now !

Unread post by **GiveMeABreak** » 16 Jan 2022, 23:25

Here you go:

Part 1525GR, although as you've already guessed, no longer available from Citroen.

They are generally available - some links for you:

https://www.123spareparts.co.uk/oem-number/1525gr

https://www.ebay.co.uk/p/8037881621

Unread post by **yannbeam** » 17 Jan 2022, 21:06

Well that makes more sense now. Different part number to the one the supplier is using !

Thanks.

Unread post by **GiveMeABreak** » 17 Jan 2022, 21:09

Official part numbers are generally internal PSA numbers, but you'll find they may quote the PSA equivalent number so you can cross reference - but always double check with the seller.

Unread post by **Hell Razor5543** » 19 Jan 2022, 16:03

Two part request, both relating to my C5.
Is it possible to get the wiring harnesses to connect the heater elements of the seats to the rest of the electrics? I know Paul said he did not know if the heater elements worked, but as they are not even connected they cannot work! The motors do (as do the airbags, due to no error messages). If the harnesses are available could I have the stock codes and prices? I know I will have to get a car electrician to fit them.
Could somebody post up diagrams showing where the actuator motors for the heating system, please? The driver side is not producing any warm air, but the passenger side does.
Thanks.

Unread post by **mickthemaverick** » 19 Jan 2022, 17:02

Help needed for my C4 Picasso on my maintenance fleet. Due to me having Covid at the moment I cannot go and sort this out myself so I would appreciate it if I could have the part number for the vehicle battery. All things being equal if my friend can source a battery locally she will take it to B.L.Autos for them to swap it out and hence make sure it is done correctly. The Vin is VF7**************[VIN obfuscated, can be read by forum staff]. Thanks in anticipation!!

Unread post by **GiveMeABreak** » 19 Jan 2022, 18:15

Mick the battery is part: 1637201380 (£199.14 from Citroen), it is a Level 3 battery, (L3D 720/70A). However..... on checking the vehicle, there is an outstanding after-sales campaign logged against this C4 Picasso, so needs to get booked into the dealer. It will be FOC work, but I can't tell you what it is for.

Unread post by **mickthemaverick** » 19 Jan 2022, 18:17

Thanks Marc as ever.

Unread post by **GiveMeABreak** » 19 Jan 2022, 18:34

Hell Razor5543 wrote: ↑19 Jan 2022, 16:03 Two part request, both relating to my C5.
Is it possible to get the wiring harnesses to connect the heater elements of the seats to the rest of the electrics?

James, the main intermediate harness is already fitted there is no other version, but there are 2 sets of seats electric and non-electric. Without the electric seats in the first place, you can't connect up any heated seat elements as there will be no modules in the seats for this.


Driver's Manual Seat (Yours)	Driver Seat (Electric Version)

So there are several harness modules, but I can't tell you which of these are which - as you can see because they are not designated on a function by function basis, but they may all be interconnected before they go to the main interior harness.

Item (24) 8906GW (NFP)
Item (25) 8906GX (NFP)

Please open a new topic in the technical section if you have any further non-parts queries on this.

207Peugeot14 · Unread post by **207Peugeot14** » 23 Jan 2022, 09:51

Fuel cap magnet please.

Peugeot 207 1.4 Hdi 2011

VF3**************[VIN obfuscated, can be read by forum staff]

Dropped mine yesterday when picking it up noticed gaps for magnet but no magnet, so just wondered if my car should have one or not please.

Tia

Unread post by **GiveMeABreak** » 23 Jan 2022, 12:53

I don' think you have one. The engine ECU receives the information on the amount of fuel put in the vehicle, via the BSI, from the Fuel gauge and the Wheel speed sensors which detect when the vehicle is stationary and memorises the level of fuel present in the tank.

Depending on the quantity of fuel put in, the engine ECU determines the quantity of additive to be injected into the fuel tank and controls the fuel additive pump. The engine ECU sends a request for additive to a total volume made up of one or more individual volumes each not exceeding 1265 mm³, to the fuel additive pump, via the BSI.

The only parts shown are the flap and the whole filler assembly. Although there is a plug detect harness, not all vehicles have them and looking at your vehicle they may have dispensed with it and now use the system I described above.

Unread post by **admiral51** » 23 Jan 2022, 19:06

Sorry to ask but looking at the seat exploded diagram posted for James is there any chance i could get something similar for my C4.
You have provided me with other diagrams for the wiring but i have a window where the auto sparky can have a look at the issue of the drivers seat not heating so any info i can give him may well save me a few quid

Colin

207Peugeot14 · Unread post by **207Peugeot14** » 23 Jan 2022, 21:10

GiveMeABreak wrote: ↑23 Jan 2022, 12:53 I don' think you have one. The engine ECU receives the information on the amount of fuel put in the vehicle, via the BSI, from the Fuel gauge and the Wheel speed sensors which detect when the vehicle is stationary and memorises the level of fuel present in the tank.

Depending on the quantity of fuel put in, the engine ECU determines the quantity of additive to be injected into the fuel tank and controls the fuel additive pump. The engine ECU sends a request for additive to a total volume made up of one or more individual volumes each not exceeding 1265 mm³, to the fuel additive pump, via the BSI.

The only parts shown are the flap and the whole filler assembly. Although there is a plug detect harness, not all vehicles have them and looking at your vehicle they may have dispensed with it and now use the system I described above.

Many thanks for confirming that Marc it's much appreciated

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