If you're planning to store the van or not use it for a while make sure that the bonnet is released so that you can open it to use your jump leads. The bonnet release is "buried" at the end of the dashboard and can only be accessed whilst the passenger door is open. I have found out that if the battery is dead you cannot open that door. Peuget have confirmed that that is the case and there is no manual override. What to do in an emergency is another matter.
To open the bonnet on a Peugeot Partner van, first, locate the bonnet release lever inside the vehicle, typically found near the driver's side footwell or under the dashboard. Pull the lever to release the catch, then move to the front of the van. Lift the bonnet slightly and locate the secondary catch, which is usually centered at the front of the bonnet; push or lift this catch to fully open the bonnet. Finally, secure the bonnet with the prop rod if equipped.
Fuse for rear lights on boxer van
You can set or adjust the clock on a Peugeot Boxer van by pushing on the little buttons below the clock using a pen point.
one on passenger side. one on drivers side dash Bord in cab. and one under bonnet passenger side under a black box.
Under the bonnet on the right hand side on a 2006 expert van
A Peugeot Boxer Van can be bought by some car dealers in or nea your town. An alternate option is to browse the intenet and find a website or someone, who sells that car.
A Peugeot Boxer van can be a very expensive purchase. One might find individual pricing on these vans at the official "Peugeot" website or at the United Kingdom "Auto Trader" website.
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Peugeot van models include: Partner (compact, panel), Expert (panel), Boxer (panel), Bipper (panel), Expert Window (window), Boxer Window (window), and Boxer Conversion (conversion van with three versions: dropside, tipper, and luton).
depends which light is on yor dash board
To open the bonnet of a Luton van, first ensure the vehicle is parked on a flat surface and the engine is turned off. Locate the bonnet release lever, which is typically found inside the cab, near the driver's side. Pull the lever to release the catch, then go to the front of the van and lift the bonnet. If necessary, secure it with the prop rod to keep it open while you work.
In fuse box left hand side under bonnet number 13.