Product Overview

This multifunction steering column stalk assembly is a direct-style control unit used on Peugeot 206 vehicles and compatible Stellantis models. Designed by Delphi and fitted on Citroën/Peugeot platforms, the unit consolidates lighting, wiper, horn and cruise control functions into one compact module. Technicians and DIY enthusiasts often search for this part by OE numbers—this listing includes all commonly referenced codes to help you find the correct replacement quickly.

Key Features

• Multifunction Design: Controls headlights, parking lights, fog lights and indicators.
• Cruise Control Integration: Includes stalk functions for cruise activation and adjustment (vehicle must support cruise control).
• Wiper Control: Front and rear wiper and washer functions integrated into the stalk block.
• Radio Control Interface: Supports radio control stalk (radio stalk must be supplied or transferred from the original unit).
• Horn Activation: Built-in horn switch routing through the column assembly.

Fitment And Applications

Main Application: Peugeot 206. According to the listed OE references, the unit is also associated with certain other Stellantis models from the Citroën/Peugeot range (for example some 307 I variants sharing identical part numbers). Always check the OE or part number to confirm physical fitment and connector type before installation.

Technical Information

• Manufacturer: Delphi / Stellantis (Citroën, Peugeot)
• Model: Peugeot 206 (primary fitment)
• Product Codes: 96595073XT, 96511181XT, 96477524XT, 96533567XT, 96446871ZL, 96605637XT
• Additional Numbers: 6242E9, 6239Y3, 624265

Replacement Procedure

1. Disconnect Battery: Always disconnect the negative battery terminal before starting any work on the steering column to prevent short circuits and accidental airbag deployment.
2. Position Steering Wheel: Center the steering wheel and set the wheels straight to ease reassembly alignment.
3. Remove Column Covers: Unscrew and remove upper and lower steering column trim panels.
4. Disconnect Electrical Connector: Unplug the stalk unit connector(s) carefully—do not pull on wiring harness.
5. Remove Fasteners: Unscrew retaining screws or clips holding the stalk assembly to the column and slide the unit out.
6. Install Replacement: Fit the new unit in reverse order, secure fasteners, reconnect connector(s) and reassemble column covers.
7. Function Test: Reconnect the battery and test all functions—lights, indicators, wipers, horn, cruise controls and radio interface—before returning the vehicle to service.

Installation Recommendations

• Always Disconnect The Battery Before Demounting Or Mounting The Unit.
• Follow Manufacturer Procedures For Airbag Handling; If Airbag Removal Is Required, Use Qualified Personnel.
• Inspect Connector Pins For Corrosion Or Damage And Clean Contacts If Necessary.
• Ensure Proper Alignment Of Steering Wheel During Reassembly To Avoid Misalignment Of Controls.
• Test All Electrical Functions Thoroughly After Installation.

Common Failure Modes

Multifunction stalk units on older Peugeot/ Citroën models commonly fail due to mechanical wear of internal switch contacts, contamination or moisture ingress causing oxidation, cracked solder joints from vibration, or broken plastic levers and detents. Symptoms include intermittent or non-functioning indicators, wipers that do not operate in all positions, loss of cruise control functionality, or radio controls that stop responding unless the radio control stalk is transferred or fitted correctly.

Why Buy By Part Number

These control stalks are frequently searched and ordered by OE references. Using the product codes listed above helps ensure you receive the correct physical unit and connector variant for your vehicle. If the radio control function is required, remember to supply or transfer the radio control stalk as noted in the original description.

Order by OE number for precise fitment and fast installation—perfect for professional garages and competent DIY mechanics working on Peugeot 206 and compatible Stellantis vehicles.

The Delphi COM 2000 multifunction stalk is a direct-fit style control assembly designed for Peugeot 206 applications. It consolidates lighting, wiper, horn and cruise control commands into a single steering-column-mounted module, simplifying cabling and restoring factory functionality. Ideal for professional workshops and experienced DIYers who service Peugeot electrical and steering-column systems.

Features And Benefits

• Multifunction Design: Integrates headlight, fog light, cruise control and radio switching with front/rear wiper and horn control.
• OEM-Style Fitment: Matches original Delphi COM 2000 architecture used on Peugeot 206, enabling straightforward mechanical replacement.
• Durable Construction: Designed for repeated stalk actuation and to house microswitches used by factory systems.
• Part-Number Search Friendly: Commonly sought under OEM numbers (see Technical Information), making it easy to locate by part code.

Technical information

• Manufacturer: Stellantis / Delphi
• Model: Peugeot 206
• Product Codes: 96595073XT, 96511181XT, 96477524XT, 96533567XT, 96446871ZL, 96605637XT, 6242E9, 6239Y3, 624265
• Additional Numbers: 6242000000000, 6239Y3, 624265, 96446871ZL

Replacement Procedure (Overview)

Work should be carried out by a qualified technician or a competent DIYer familiar with steering-column work and airbag safety. Basic steps:

• Disconnect the negative battery terminal and wait the manufacturer-recommended time to disable the airbag system.
• Remove the steering wheel trim and upper/lower column shrouds to access the stalk assembly.
• Unplug the electrical connectors and note/label connector positions for reassembly.
• Remove the retaining screws/clips and withdraw the old stalk module from the column.
• Fit the replacement unit, reconnect connectors, reassemble the shrouds and restore the battery connection.

Installation Recommendations

• Always isolate the battery before starting work to avoid airbag deployment and to protect vehicle electronics.
• Use the correct Torx/screwdriver sizes and avoid over-tightening plastic fasteners.
• Check connector contacts for corrosion and ensure secure, fully seated plugs to prevent intermittent faults.
• If cruise or radio functions require a separate control pad, transfer the original control or fit the required module as noted in the product description.
• After installation, verify all functions (lights, fogs, wipers, horn, cruise) on the vehicle before road use.

Common Failure Causes

• Wear Of Internal Contacts: Frequent use of stalks causes microswitch and contact wear, leading to intermittent or non-functional switches.
• Moisture Ingress And Corrosion: Water penetration can corrode terminals and switches, especially in older vehicles or where seals are degraded.
• Mechanical Damage: Physical impact or rough handling during previous repairs can crack housings or break mounting tabs.
• Connector Issues: Loose or oxidised connector pins cause signal loss or erratic behavior.

This multifunction stalk is a practical repair solution for restoring original driver controls on Peugeot 206 vehicles. Use the product codes above when searching or ordering to ensure correct fitment for the specific vehicle.

This multifunction steering-column stalk is a direct-fit replacement designed for workshop use and competent DIY repairers. It consolidates lighting, wiper, horn and cruise-control functions into a single control block, restoring full steering-column functionality after a failure. Ideal when searching by part number: technicians frequently locate this item under OE references and alternative codes listed below.

Technical Information

• Manufacturer: Delphi (Original Equipment Supplier / Stellantis Applications)
• Model: Peugeot 206 (Primary fitment)
• Product Codes: 96477524XT, 6242E9, 6239Y3, 624265
• Additional Numbers: 6242000000000; Stellantis / Citroën Peugeot references

Compatibility And Application Notes

Designed primarily for Peugeot 206 electrical systems using the DELPHI COM 2000 platform. Where multiple part numbers are present, match the code on the old stalk to ensure correct fitment and function. The unit handles lighting circuits, fog lamps, cruise control inputs, radio steering controls (may require transfer or separate radio control module), front and rear wiper control and horn activation.

How It Is Replaced

• Disconnect the battery and wait until the airbag system is discharged before starting any work.
• Remove the steering wheel airbag and steering wheel according to the vehicle manufacturer’s safety procedure.
• Remove upper and lower steering-column trim covers to access the stalk assembly.
• Unplug the electrical connectors to the stalk block and release any retaining clips or screws.
• Fit the replacement stalk, reconnect the connectors and reassemble the steering column in reverse order.
• Verify all functions (lights, wipers, horn, cruise control, radio controls) before refitting the airbag and completing the job.

Installation Recommendations

• Always disconnect the battery and wait for the airbag system to discharge before removal or installation.
• Use correct tools and follow the manufacturer’s service procedure for airbag and steering-wheel removal to avoid damage or injury.
• Check connector contacts and wiring harness for corrosion or damage; clean or repair as needed to prevent intermittent faults.
• If the unit includes radio controls, ensure the radio control functions are transferred or properly connected when fitting the new stalk.
• After installation, test all functions and perform a short road test to confirm cruise-control and wiper operations under load.

Why This Part Commonly Fails

• Mechanical Wear: Frequent use of stalk switches causes plastic parts and internal contact surfaces to wear or break over time.
• Electrical Contact Degradation: Oxidation or pitting of the contact surfaces leads to intermittent or failed electrical functions (lights, wipers, horn, cruise).
• Moisture And Contamination: Water ingress or dust can corrode connectors and internal circuits.
• Physical Damage: Forceful handling, impact to the steering column or previous poor repairs can break retaining clips or internal levers.

Symptoms of a failing unit include intermittent lighting or wiper operation, loss of horn or cruise-control functions, stuck or loose stalks, and failure of radio steering controls. When diagnosing, inspect both mechanical operation and connector continuity to pinpoint the fault.

This replacement is suitable for mechanics and skilled DIYers who can follow safe procedures for airbag and steering-wheel work. Search by the OE part numbers listed above to locate the exact match for your vehicle.