Description
Cruise control stalk for Citroën and Peugeot vehicles. Can be fitted to most models from 2005 onwards. For COM2003 and later controller types.
Product Overview
This cruise control stalk is a direct-replacement driver control for Citroën and Peugeot steering columns. It provides the user interface for activating, setting and adjusting cruise control and speed limiter functions. The part is commonly searched and ordered by its product numbers, so you will find it listed under several OEM references.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis / Citroën / Peugeot
- Models: 206; 407; 807; Berlingo III; C5 II; C8; Expert II; Jumpy II; Partner III (also fits various other Citroën and Peugeot models from 2005 onwards)
- Product Codes: 96470494XT; 96637157XT; 96663636XT; 6242Z8
- Additional Numbers: Compatible With Controller Type COM2003 And Later
Compatibility And Fitment
Designed for use on Citroën and Peugeot models equipped with COM2003 (and newer) steering-column controllers. Fitment depends on the specific steering column trim and connector variant — check the part numbers above when searching. This stalk is widely used across passenger and light commercial models from 2005 and later.
Installation Recommendations
For safe and reliable replacement follow these steps: disconnect the vehicle battery before starting work; remove the steering column lower trim to gain access to the stalk retaining screws/clips; unplug the electrical connector; remove the old stalk and fit the new unit; plug the connector back in, refit trims and reconnect the battery. After installation, verify cruise control and related functions and clear any diagnostic fault codes with an OBD diagnostic tool if present. Use appropriate tools and avoid forcing plastic clips to prevent damage to trim or wiring.
Why This Part Most Commonly Fails
Cruise control stalks typically fail due to internal wear of microswitches from frequent use, mechanical damage to the stalk lever (impact or excessive force), or contact corrosion and oxidation in the electrical connector. Faults can present as intermittent function, stuck buttons, or complete loss of cruise control inputs. Environmental contamination and spillage around the steering column can accelerate deterioration.
Notes For Mechanics And DIYers
This component is often searched by its OEM numbers — include the product codes when ordering to ensure the correct variant. While many replacements are plug-and-play on COM2003 and newer systems, always confirm full system operation after fitting and clear stored faults with a diagnostic scanner if necessary.
