Description
Steering column controls, COM2008P stalks for Citroën C4 II, Peugeot 508, DS4 and DS5. They control lights, fog lights, front and rear wipers, indicators, horn and the trip computer.
High-quality replacement steering column stalks designed for Stellantis vehicles — ideal for professional workshops and skilled DIY mechanics. This COM2008P unit is commonly searched by part numbers 96759252XT and 6243C6, so listing those codes in your search will help you find the exact item quickly. The module restores full control of exterior lights, fog lamps, all wiper functions, turn signals, horn and on-board computer functions, ensuring safe and legal operation of the vehicle lighting and signaling systems.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis (Citroën / Peugeot)
- Model: Citroën C4 II, Peugeot 508, DS4, DS5
- Product Codes: 96759252XT
- Other Numbers: 6243C6, COM2008P
How To Replace
- Disconnect the negative battery terminal before any work to avoid electrical damage and airbag deployment.
- Remove upper and lower steering column covers to access the stalk assembly. On some models removal of the steering wheel and airbag module is required — follow manufacturer safety procedures when working with airbags.
- Unplug electrical connectors and release retaining clips holding the stalks in place.
- Fit the new stalk assembly, reconnect connectors and test all functions (lights, indicators, wipers, horn, trip computer) before reassembling covers.
- Reinstall components and reconnect the battery. Verify correct operation and check for any fault codes with a diagnostic tool if available.
Installation Recommendation
Work should be performed by a qualified technician or an experienced DIYer comfortable with steering column disassembly and airbag safety. Always follow the vehicle manufacturer’s repair manual, torque settings and safety instructions. After installation, confirm full functionality of indicators, wipers and horn. If the vehicle uses advanced multiplexing, a diagnostic scan may be necessary to clear historic faults — the physical replacement itself is usually straightforward but testing with a scan tool increases reliability.
Common Failure Reasons
- Wear of internal electrical contacts and carbon tracks from repeated use, causing intermittent or lost functions.
- Mechanical damage to stalk levers or retaining clips from impact or excessive force.
- Corrosion or moisture ingress affecting connectors and switch internals, especially after water leaks or aggressive cleaning.
- Electrical shorts or wiring faults in the column harness producing sporadic behavior or blown fuses.
- Accumulation of dirt and grime causing sticky or unreliable switches.
There is no fixed replacement interval — longevity depends on usage, environment and vehicle age. Symptoms that indicate replacement are intermittent lighting, non-functioning indicators or wipers, unresponsive horn, or error messages on the instrument cluster related to stalk functions.
