Description
Hazard Light Switch For CITROËN Berlingo III And Peugeot Partner III
This hazard light switch is a direct-fit electrical component designed for Citroën Berlingo III and Peugeot Partner III models. Supplied with reference numbers 96583113KR and 6990L2, the switch restores reliable operation of the vehicle’s hazard (emergency) lights and the central warning function used during roadside stops or traffic emergencies. Ideal for professional workshops and experienced DIY mechanics, this unit is easy to identify by part number and fits into the original dashboard aperture with standard connectors.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis
- Model: Citroën Berlingo III; Peugeot Partner III
- Product Codes: 96583113KR, 6990L2
- Other Numbers: Not Provided
Compatibility And Fitment
Fits Citroën Berlingo III (B9) and Peugeot Partner III / Partner Tepee variants where the dashboard uses the original-style hazard switch. The part is commonly searched and ordered by the product codes 96583113KR and 6990L2 — include these numbers when searching or ordering to ensure correct match.
Installation Recommendations
- Before Starting: Disconnect the vehicle battery and wait a few minutes to avoid short circuits and prevent accidental airbag deployment when working behind the dash.
- Removal: Carefully pry out the trim surrounding the switch using appropriate trim tools to avoid damaging clips. Unscrew any retaining screws if present and unplug the electrical connector from the rear of the switch.
- Installation: Plug the connector into the new switch, position it into the dash opening and secure any mounting hardware. Reinstall trim panels, reconnect the battery, and test the hazard lights and related warning functions for correct operation.
- Testing: Verify lamp illumination on all four indicators and confirm the hazard switch returns to normal operation and tactile feel. Check associated dash indicator lamp for proper feedback.
- Advice: Follow manufacturer procedures for panel removal and reassembly to avoid breaking plastic clips or scratching trim. Use a service manual or factory repair information for torque and removal sequence if uncertain.
Why This Part Fails
Hazard switches typically fail due to mechanical wear from frequent use, internal contact oxidation, or contamination by dust and moisture. Faults can present as intermittent operation, a switch that sticks or does not engage, or loss of the hazard lamps while the turn signals continue to work independently. Damage during dashboard disassembly or impact to the switch area can also cause failure. Unlike timed maintenance items, switches are replaced on demand when symptoms appear.
For Workshops And DIY Mechanics
This component is suited for professional garages and competent DIY enthusiasts who can perform safe dashboard work. It is a searchable replacement using OE-style numbers 96583113KR and 6990L2, making it easy to locate in parts catalogs and online. Installing a new, correctly fitted switch restores hazard functionality and improves vehicle safety during emergency stops.
Final Notes
Always adhere to safety precautions when working on vehicle electrical systems. If the hazard function remains faulty after replacing the switch, inspect associated fuses, relays and wiring for faults or consult factory diagnostic procedures to locate underlying electrical issues.
