Over speed limit and child lock buttons all worn away can I buy new decals if so where please
Over speed limit and child lock buttons all worn away
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Helenzammit62 wrote: ↑Mon Sep 06, 2021 8:44 am Over speed limit and child lock buttons all worn away can I buy new decals if so where please
Hello Helenzammit62
These parts are getting very rare. You can often find the later, improved 2006 version but these do not fit the earlier models. like yours

The part you are looking for is here - eBay as 96428401XT.
I have never seen replacement overlays for the over speed or child lock buttons.
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The original surface was a "soft touch" silicone material . Popularly applied to many devices in the early 2000's. It turned out to be an abysmal failure, as moisture destroyed the finish!
You can by new ones from Citroen and they cost about 15 pound. If you buy a new one the surface should be painted not silicone. I.E. if it's silicone give it back!!
You can by new ones from Citroen and they cost about 15 pound. If you buy a new one the surface should be painted not silicone. I.E. if it's silicone give it back!!
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- Gearbox: Manual 5 speed
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If I order the part on ebay as suggested
How do I get the old part off and put the new part on please
How do I get the old part off and put the new part on please
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You need to remove the radio and storage box in the center of the dash.
The storage box can be deformed and pulled out. If you have an original radio, there are 4 holes (2 on one side and 2 on the other) that you need to insert 4 small screw drivers, or removal tools, into.
There are plenty of videos on youtube on how to remove the stock Peugeot/Citroen radio. If you have an after market radio, sorry but you'll have to figure that out.
Once you have removed the radio, there are 2 tabs, 1 top 1 bottom retaining the switch assembly. Reach in and squeeze them inwards to release the assembly.
The storage box can be deformed and pulled out. If you have an original radio, there are 4 holes (2 on one side and 2 on the other) that you need to insert 4 small screw drivers, or removal tools, into.
There are plenty of videos on youtube on how to remove the stock Peugeot/Citroen radio. If you have an after market radio, sorry but you'll have to figure that out.
Once you have removed the radio, there are 2 tabs, 1 top 1 bottom retaining the switch assembly. Reach in and squeeze them inwards to release the assembly.
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