Description
Steering column stalk controls DELPHI COM 2000 for PEUGEOT 206. Multifunction control stalk assembly. Controls headlights, fog lights, cruise control and car radio (radio control must be supplied or transferred), front and rear wipers, horn.
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.
