Description
Electric central locking latch for the right front (passenger) door for PEUGEOT 206 and 206+
Description
This electric central locking latch is a direct-fit component for the right front (passenger) door of Peugeot 206 and 206+. It operates the locking mechanism that secures the door and works with the vehicle’s central locking system to lock/unlock the door via the key fob or interior switches. Designed for mechanics and DIY enthusiasts, the unit replaces the internal locking assembly and connects to the existing door rods and electrical connector.
Compatibility
- Peugeot 206
- Peugeot 206+
- Position: Right Front / Passenger Door
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis / Peugeot
- Model: Peugeot 206, Peugeot 206+
- Product Codes: 9136S7
- Other Numbers: Not Specified
Function And Typical Symptoms
The latch houses the small motor and gearset that drive the lock pawl and linkages. When it fails, common symptoms include:
- Door Fails To Lock Or Unlock With Central Locking
- Intermittent Operation Or Sluggish Movement
- Grinding Or Clicking Noises From Inside The Door
- Door Does Not Latch Securely Or Becomes Difficult To Close
Common Failure Causes
Failures are most often caused by wear of internal plastic gears, motor burnout, corrosion from moisture ingress, or broken/loose linkage clips. Frequent use, exposure to water or salt, and damaged door seals accelerate degradation. Electrical connector corrosion or damaged wiring can also produce intermittent faults.
Replacement And Installation
Basic replacement steps (general guidance):
- Disconnect The Battery Before Starting Work To Prevent Short Circuits And Electrical Damage.
- Remove The Door Trim Panel And Protective Moisture Barrier Carefully.
- Disconnect Electrical Connector From The Lock Unit.
- Unclip And Remove Linkage Rods From The Lock Mechanism (Note Orientation For Reassembly).
- Unbolt The Lock Unit From The Door Shell And Extract It Through The Access Opening.
- Install The New Lock Unit By Reversing Removal Steps: Fit Bolts, Reconnect Rods, Plug In Electrical Connector.
- Test Central Locking Operation And Manual Locking Before Reassembling The Door Trim.
Installation Recommendations
- Inspect Linkage Rods, Clips, And Door Seal—Replace Any Damaged Clips Or Worn Rods To Ensure Proper Operation.
- Lightly Grease Moving Parts With Suitable Dielectric Grease To Reduce Friction And Prevent Corrosion.
- Verify Connector Pins Are Clean And Free Of Corrosion; Apply Contact Cleaner If Needed.
- Test The Unit Fully (Lock/Unlock, Central Locking, Manual Handle Operation) Before Refitting The Trim Panel.
- If You Are Uncertain About Door Module Wiring Or Complex Electrical Faults, Seek Assistance From A Professional Workshop.
Why This Part Fails Most Often
The most frequent causes of failure are mechanical wear of plastic gears and motor assemblies and water ingress leading to corrosion. Repeated cycling over many years, broken or fatigued linkage clips, and poor door sealing are typical contributors. Addressing moisture entry and worn linkages during replacement will prolong service life.
