Description
Hazard light switch, warning flasher switch for Peugeot 207 206+.
This replacement hazard light switch (part numbers 96472122KR / 96472122XT / 6554RQ) is designed for Peugeot 207 and Peugeot 206+ models. It restores reliable operation of the vehicle’s emergency indicators and is a common repair item in workshop and DIY maintenance. The compact push‑button unit controls the flashing of all turn signal lamps when the hazard warning is activated and provides tactile feedback to the driver for safe operation.
Key Features And Benefits
- Direct fit for Peugeot 207 and Peugeot 206+ (check product codes to confirm compatibility).
- Restores Proper Hazard Flashing: Ensures all indicators flash simultaneously for visibility in emergency situations.
- Durable Construction: Designed to fit OEM dashboard mounting positions and connector types used by Stellantis vehicles.
- Frequently Searched By Part Number: 96472122KR, 96472122XT, 6554RQ — ideal for fast lookup in parts catalogs.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis (Citroën / Peugeot)
- Model: Peugeot 206+, Peugeot 207
- Product Codes: 96472122KR, 96472122XT, 6554RQ
- Other Numbers: 6554RQ, 96472122KR, 96472122XT
How The Part Works
The hazard light switch is an electrical push‑button that triggers the vehicle’s flasher relay or the vehicle body computer to pulse the left and right turn indicators simultaneously. It either closes a circuit to the flasher module or sends a signal to the vehicle’s comfort/electronics module to activate the hazard function.
Common Failure Causes
- Wear And Contact Oxidation: Repeated use causes internal contacts to wear or corrode, leading to intermittent or no flashing.
- Moisture And Dirt Ingress: Spills or humidity can degrade contacts and the switch mechanism.
- Mechanical Breakage: Retention clips or the push button can crack from impact or forceful operation.
- Electrical Faults: Short circuits, blown fuses, or issues in related wiring can make the switch appear faulty; always verify related circuits.
Installation Recommendations
- Safety First: For safety, disconnect the negative battery terminal before starting work to avoid short circuits and protect vehicle electronics.
- Removal: Carefully pry off the trim surrounding the switch using a plastic trim tool to avoid damage. Release the switch retention clips and pull the unit forward.
- Electrical Disconnect: Unplug the connector by pressing the locking tab; inspect the connector for corrosion or damaged pins and clean if necessary.
- Fitment: Install the new switch by connecting the electrical plug, seating the unit into the dash until the retention clips engage, and refit the trim.
- Testing: Reconnect the battery, test hazard function (both indicators flashing), and verify that side indicators work normally.
- Advice: If symptoms persist after replacing the switch (no flashing or hyperflashing), check the flasher relay, related fuses, and bulb load or the vehicle’s body computer for faults.
Why Replace This Part
Drivers typically replace the hazard switch when the button becomes unresponsive, the hazards work intermittently, or when the switch housing is physically damaged. Because the hazard function is critical for safety, a reliable switch is essential to maintain clear signaling during breakdowns or emergency stops.
Part numbers and model references are commonly used by mechanics and DIYers to find the correct replacement quickly. Use the listed product codes to match the unit to your vehicle’s dashboard layout and connector type before ordering.
