Description
Bosch Accelerator Pedal for Peugeot 206
Product Overview
This genuine Bosch electronic accelerator (throttle) pedal is designed for use on Peugeot 206 vehicles and is commonly referenced by OEM and supplier part numbers. It provides direct replacement for failed or worn drive-by-wire pedals, restoring accurate throttle response and eliminating faults caused by sensor or connector issues. The unit is suitable for professional workshops and competent DIY mechanics who perform electrical and throttle-system repairs.
Key Features
- Direct OEM fitment from Bosch for reliable performance and long service life.
- Electronic drive-by-wire design with integrated position sensors for precise throttle control.
- Replaces faulty potentiometer/Hall sensor assemblies to remove throttle error codes and limp-home mode.
- Often located and ordered by product number for quick identification in parts catalogs and search engines.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Bosch
- Model: Peugeot 206
- Product Codes: 0280755026
- Other Numbers: 9654877480, 1601Q2, F00C3E2429
Compatibility
Commonly fitted to Peugeot 206 models equipped with an electronic throttle (drive-by-wire). Compatibility depends on engine type and vehicle equipment level. The unit is widely referenced by the listed part numbers, which are frequently used when searching for the correct replacement pedal.
Installation
General replacement steps for experienced mechanics or DIYers:
- Disconnect the vehicle battery before starting work to avoid electrical damage.
- Gain access to the pedal assembly (remove trim panels if required).
- Unplug the electrical connector and remove the mounting bolts holding the pedal to the bulkhead.
- Fit the new pedal, secure with the correct fasteners and torque, and reconnect the electrical connector.
- Reconnect the battery and carry out throttle adaptation/calibration if required by the vehicle (some vehicles require a diagnostic tool or a specific ignition/key cycle procedure to complete adaptation).
Mounting Recommendations
- Always disconnect the battery before removal and follow manufacturer safety procedures.
- Inspect wiring harness and connector for damage or corrosion; repair any damaged wiring before fitting the new pedal.
- Ensure electrical connector pins are clean and fully seated to prevent intermittent faults.
- Use correct torque values for mounting bolts and avoid overtightening to prevent pedal housing damage.
- After installation, perform a throttle relearn/adaptation using dealership or aftermarket diagnostic equipment if the vehicle requires it for proper operation.
Why The Part Fails Most Often
Typical failure causes include internal sensor wear (potentiometer or Hall sensors), contamination from moisture or debris, connector corrosion, wiring breaks or short circuits, and mechanical damage from impacts. Symptoms of a failing pedal can include engine warning lights, reduced engine power or limp mode, irregular throttle response, or a lack of throttle input reading by the engine control unit.
Notes For Buyers
- Part numbers are a reliable way to locate the correct pedal; enter the listed codes when searching parts catalogs.
- Professional installation is recommended if you are not experienced with vehicle electrical systems or throttle adaptations.
