406 Instrument Cluster

Discussion in 'Peugeot 406' started by hawkcapl, Sep 16, 2004.

  1. hawkcapl

    hawkcapl Guest

    Hi

    Can anyone tell me if the following unit will work as a replacment for
    my faulty Instrument Cluster. I have a 406 LX 1.8 16v, 1996 and want
    to replace it with the following part number 6101.F5, i think that is
    one from GLX verison. It has 1 extra dial for Oil temp. I’m not
    bothered if that dial won’t work but will the others work ok?

    Cheers

    Hawkcapl
     
    hawkcapl, Sep 16, 2004
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  2. hawkcapl

    Mindwipe Guest

    not sure mate why not just plug and try
     
    Mindwipe, Sep 16, 2004
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  3. hawkcapl

    RyanO Guest

    I upgraded my instrument cluster from the one without the rev counter to
    one with a rev counter.
    The agents told me it wouldn't work.
    Plugged it in and everything worked.
    So I would agree plug it in see what happens. If the plugs are the same
    I'm pretty sure you're safe. Although I doubt if the oil temp gauge would
    work as there's probably no sensor for it.

    On another issue, I've also got a 1.8 16v.
    What temperature does your car run at. If your sitting in traffic what's
    the highest the temp gauge goes to before the radiator fan kicks in?

    Ryan
     
    RyanO, Sep 17, 2004
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  4. hawkcapl

    hawkcapl Guest

    Hi

    I have installed the new unit and all working fine now, well except
    the speedo still doesn’t work but verything else is working now. The
    Oil dial works aswell which bit of a bonus.

    With regards to temp, when crusing stays at about 80, when in traffic
    jams find that temp goes up to 110 then fan kicks in. i think the fan
    is meant to come in at 106 degrees.

    Hope that helps just got to work out whats causing my speedo not to
    work properly.

    Cheers

    Hawkcapl
     
    hawkcapl, Sep 24, 2004
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