Remove Rain / Light sensor

[NickCUK]

Anyone know if it is possible to remove the rain/light sensor from a breaking car and fit it to a car which didn't have that installed originally? I realise I will also need the steering wheel stalks but presume these can be unclipped somehow can they?

Tried removing one of these sensors from a Citroen but it appeared to be bonded solidly to the windscreen and not removeable in any way.

[PaulC5]

This might help https://www.peugeotforums.com/threads/r ... ved.59842/

[Arkis]

First of all, do you even have wiring preinstalled? If yes, it will be easy. Just some secondhand sensor (with NEW gelpad - it can't be reused because of contamination) and some basic coding/calibration.

If you don't have wiring, you will need wiring loom too, and most likely need advanced coding or even new BSI unit. I don't think that much hassle and money (BSI units and programmers are expensive) is worth it.

[NickCUK]

First of all, do you even have wiring preinstalled? If yes, it will be easy. Just some secondhand sensor (with NEW gelpad - it can't be reused because of contamination) and some basic coding/calibration.

If you don't have wiring, you will need wiring loom too, and most likely need advanced coding or even new BSI unit. I don't think that much hassle and money (BSI units and programmers are expensive) is worth it.

I was hoping that the wiring would be preinstalled much like the cruise control was where it was all there just not used, but don't know. Where do I look to check for the relevent plug to see if it is there? I can do the coding necessary with the Lexia-3, hope not to need a different BSI, can't see any evidence that Peugeot used different BSI for cars with/without automatic wipers.