At the Peugeot dealer I bought an extra doorswitch and screw: [bags.jpg done.jpg hole.jpg plasticremove.jpg solder1.jpg solder2.jpg solder3.jpg sticker.jpg wire1.jpg wire2.jpg wire3.jpg wire4.jpg]
 The part numbers are: Switch: 6366 Screw: 6822 As standard the cars don't have a switch on the passenger door. So when
you only open that door, the interior light doesn't switch on (VERY
annoying). Fortunatly, the installation is made easy, because the holes are already
there. Only a switch and some wiring need to be installed. Starting at the passenger door, there is a black sticker covering up the
hole for the switch. [bags.jpg done.jpg hole.jpg plasticremove.jpg solder1.jpg solder2.jpg solder3.jpg sticker.jpg wire1.jpg wire2.jpg wire3.jpg wire4.jpg]
 Remove it and you'll find the hole for the switch. [bags.jpg done.jpg hole.jpg plasticremove.jpg solder1.jpg solder2.jpg solder3.jpg sticker.jpg wire1.jpg wire2.jpg wire3.jpg wire4.jpg]
 At the driver side, remove the inside panel covering up the switch,
disconnect the plug that goes into the switch, and paralle solder a long
wire to it. [bags.jpg done.jpg hole.jpg plasticremove.jpg solder1.jpg solder2.jpg solder3.jpg sticker.jpg wire1.jpg wire2.jpg wire3.jpg wire4.jpg]
 And isolate with some tape. [bags.jpg done.jpg hole.jpg plasticremove.jpg solder1.jpg solder2.jpg solder3.jpg sticker.jpg wire1.jpg wire2.jpg wire3.jpg wire4.jpg]
 Now the wire has to be run to the other side of the car. The nicest path
I could find was all the way through the trunk. So first towards the
rear of the car, under the carpet. [bags.jpg done.jpg hole.jpg plasticremove.jpg solder1.jpg solder2.jpg solder3.jpg sticker.jpg wire1.jpg wire2.jpg wire3.jpg wire4.jpg]
 Run it to the other side at the rear of the car (I used bits of tape to
fix the wire in place) and pull it under the carpet to the rear seats. [bags.jpg done.jpg hole.jpg plasticremove.jpg solder1.jpg solder2.jpg solder3.jpg sticker.jpg wire1.jpg wire2.jpg wire3.jpg wire4.jpg]
 At the passenger side door, remove the inside cover so you have room to
pull the wire through. [bags.jpg done.jpg hole.jpg plasticremove.jpg solder1.jpg solder2.jpg solder3.jpg sticker.jpg wire1.jpg wire2.jpg wire3.jpg wire4.jpg]
 And pull the wire through the hole where the switch goes through. [bags.jpg done.jpg hole.jpg plasticremove.jpg solder1.jpg solder2.jpg solder3.jpg sticker.jpg wire1.jpg wire2.jpg wire3.jpg wire4.jpg]
 As I don't have a connector for the switch, I decided to hard solder it
in place. You can also use a crimp connector, but I don't like those
very much. Removed a bit of plastic from the switch so I can reach the
metal. [bags.jpg done.jpg hole.jpg plasticremove.jpg solder1.jpg solder2.jpg solder3.jpg sticker.jpg wire1.jpg wire2.jpg wire3.jpg wire4.jpg]
 Solder the wire to the switch. [bags.jpg done.jpg hole.jpg plasticremove.jpg solder1.jpg solder2.jpg solder3.jpg sticker.jpg wire1.jpg wire2.jpg wire3.jpg wire4.jpg]
 Isolate the switch with some tape and put the switch in the car. [bags.jpg done.jpg hole.jpg plasticremove.jpg solder1.jpg solder2.jpg solder3.jpg sticker.jpg wire1.jpg wire2.jpg wire3.jpg wire4.jpg]
 Switch seems to work fine. And it is a lot more convenient to have light
when the passenger door opens :) |