Description
Electric parking brake mechanism for Peugeot 3008 first generation. Tested functional.
This electric parking brake (EPB) mechanism is a direct-fit used component for Peugeot 3008 I models. Ideal for professional workshops and experienced DIY mechanics, the unit replaces the hydraulic/electric rear parking brake actuator and restores automatic handbrake operation. Commonly searched by product numbers, the listing includes multiple OEM references to help you find the correct fit: include any of the listed codes when searching (0204706357, 9673094880, 470209, 470212).
Function And Benefits
The EPB mechanism converts driver inputs from the parking brake switch into mechanical clamping force at the rear brake calipers via a small electric motor and gearbox. It provides reliable parking brake engagement, hill-hold capability on some vehicles, and enables automatic release during driving. Replacing a faulty mechanism returns smooth actuation and prevents warning lights or permanent handbrake engagement that can limit vehicle use.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis / Peugeot
- Model: Peugeot 3008 I (First Generation)
- Product Codes: 0204706357, 204706357, 9673094880
- Additional Numbers: 470209, 470212
Installation Recommendations
- Disconnect the battery before starting work and follow the vehicle manufacturer’s safety procedures.
- Work With The Rear Wheel Raised And Securely Supported. Remove Wheel And Access Rear Caliper/Actuator Assembly.
- Remove Interior Trim If Needed To Access Parking Brake Switch/Connector. Unplug Electrical Connector From The Actuator.
- Unbolt The Actuator From The Caliper Or Carrier. Retain Fasteners If They Are Serviceable; Replace If Corroded Or Damaged.
- Install New Unit, Reconnect Electrical Connector And Reassemble. Tighten Fasteners To Manufacturer’s Torque Specifications.
- After Mechanical Fitment, An Initialization/Calibration Procedure With A Diagnostic Tool May Be Required To Set EPB Limits And Clear Faults.
- If You Are Not Equipped With Proper Diagnostic Tools, Commission The Final Calibration To A Workshop With PSA-Compatible Equipment.
Why This Part Commonly Fails
- Wear Of The Small Electric Motor Or Gearbox Due To High Mileage And Frequent Use.
- Corrosion And Seizure Caused By Water Ingress, Road Salt Or Poor Sealing Around The Caliper/Actuator.
- Electrical Connector Corrosion Or Broken Wiring Leading To Intermittent Operation Or Fault Codes.
- Mechanical Seizure Of Caliper Slider Pins Or Brake Pads Causing Excessive Load On The Actuator.
Notes For Professionals And Enthusiasts
When replacing the EPB mechanism, inspect rear brake hardware (calipers, pads, sliders) and the handbrake switch for related issues to avoid repeated failures. Replacement often resolves persistent handbrake warning lights and prevents the vehicle from being immobilized by a stuck parking brake. Keep the listed product codes handy when searching stock or ordering replacement parts to ensure correct matching.
