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Intelligent Switch Box — removal and installation (Peugeot 307)

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Removal



To remove the intelligent switch unit:
  • disconnect the ground wire from the battery;

Figure 9.5. Fuse box location: 1 - lid; 2 - trim panel

Figure 9.5. Fuse box location: 1 - lid; 2 - trim panel

  • to access the intelligent switching unit located in the instrument panel, remove cover 1 (see Figure 9.5), releasing it from the clamps and pulling it down;

Figure 9.8. Location of the clamp (1) and brackets (2) for fastening the intelligent switching unit

Figure 9.8. Location of the clamp (1) and brackets (2) for fastening the intelligent switching unit

  • on each side of the intelligent switch box, release the latches 1 (figure 9.8), turning them a quarter turn, move the lower brackets 2 of the fastening and tilt the unit away from the instrument panel;
  • disconnect all electrical connectors from the intelligent junction box;
  • lift the back of the smart switch box slightly and pull it towards you to remove it from its support;
  • remove the intelligent switch box.

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Installation



To install the intelligent switching unit:

Figure 9.9. Installing the intelligent switching unit: 1 - instrument panel recess support…

Figure 9.9. Installing the intelligent switching unit: 1 - instrument panel recess support brackets; 2 - guide rods

  • install the intelligent switch box onto the support by inserting the guide rods 2 (figure 9.9) into the support recesses of bracket 1 of the instrument panel;
  • connect all electrical connectors to the intelligent junction box;
  • further installation is carried out in the reverse order of removal;
  • in case of replacement of the intelligent switching unit using the DIAG 2000 device, adapt its configuration;
  • connect the ground wire to the battery;
  • check the unit's functionality;
  • initiate all electronic systems.
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