Hazard Warning Light Switch Citroën Peugeot 96472122KR 6554RQ

Description

Hazard Light Switch, Warning Flasher Switch for Peugeot 207 and 206+

Used hazard light switch compatible with Peugeot 207 and 206+ models. This unit is commonly searched by part numbers 96472122KR, 96472122XT and 6554RQ, so customers and workshops often find it by OE reference. Designed for professional mechanics and DIY enthusiasts, the switch restores reliable warning-flasher operation, improves cabin ergonomics and ensures that hazard lights activate instantly when needed.

The switch completes the driver’s input to the flasher relay and indicator circuit: pressing the button engages all indicators simultaneously, signalling an emergency or stopped vehicle to other road users. A properly functioning hazard switch is essential for safety and legal compliance during breakdowns or temporary stops.

Technical Information

• Manufacturer: Stellantis (Peugeot / Citroën)
• Model: Peugeot 207, Peugeot 206+
• Product Codes: 96472122KR, 96472122XT, 6554RQ
• Additional Numbers: Commonly Cross-Referenced By Above Codes

Installation Recommendations

• Always Disconnect The Battery Before Starting Work To Avoid Short Circuits Or Airbag/ECU Disturbances.
• Use Plastic Trim Tools To Remove Dashboard Or Center Console Bezels To Prevent Damage To Clips And Trim.
• Locate The Switch In The Center Console Or On The Dash Panel (Position May Vary By Model Year) And Remove Any Fixing Screws Or Clips.
• Carefully Unplug The Electrical Connector, Inspect Contacts For Corrosion, Then Plug The New Unit In Firmly.
• Reassemble Trim Panels, Reconnect The Battery And Test Hazard Lights For Correct Operation On Both Sides.
• If Fault Persists After Replacement, Check Flasher Relay, Fuses, And Wiring For Voltage Loss Or Intermittent Connections.

Why This Part Most Commonly Fails

• Mechanical Wear From Frequent Use: Internal contacts And Plastic Parts Can Wear Or Crack Over Many Years.
• Electrical Contact Pitting Or Oxidation: Moisture Ingress Or Dirty Connectors Causes Intermittent Operation Or Failure.
• Heat And Ageing Of Internal Components: Elevated Temperatures In The Dash Can Degrade Switch Internals.
• Physical Damage During Interior Work Or Accidental Impact: Trim Removal Without Proper Tools Can Break The Switch Housing Or Mounting Tabs.

Replacement Procedure — Practical Steps

1. Park The Vehicle On A Level Surface, Switch Off The Ignition And Disconnect The Negative Battery Terminal.
2. Remove Surrounding Trim Panels Using Trim Tools To Access The Switch Retainers.
3. Unscrew Or Release The Switch From Its Mounting, Gently Pull The Switch Forward And Release The Wiring Connector Clip.
4. Fit The New Switch By Reconnecting The Wiring Connector, Seat The Unit In The Mounting And Secure Any Screws Or Clips.
5. Reinstall Trim Panels, Reconnect The Battery And Verify That Hazard Lights Flash Correctly; Check Left And Right Indicators And Dash Warning Lamps.

Notes For Buyers

This part is suitable for professional garages and competent DIYers familiar with dashboard trim removal and basic electrical checks. Many customers search by the part numbers listed above (96472122KR, 96472122XT, 6554RQ) — using these references speeds up finding the correct replacement. If the hazard warning still does not operate after fitting the switch, inspect fuses, the flasher relay and wiring harness for further faults.