Description
Sunroof sunshade switch for PEUGEOT 308, 3008, 508, 5008. This is a used part which may show signs of wear. It is fully functional.
This roof sunshade controller is an original equipment switch for the sunshade in selected Peugeot models. It provides reliable control of the interior sunblind, enabling smooth opening and closing of the sunshade independently or in coordination with the sunroof. Ideal for professional workshops and DIY mechanics who need a direct-fit replacement part identified by OE numbers 96565343XT / 649032.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis (Citroën/Peugeot)
- Model: Peugeot 308, 3008, 508, 5008
- Product Codes: 96565343XT, 649032
- Other Numbers: N/A
How It Works
The switch sends electrical commands to the sunshade motor and the vehicle body control systems to move the interior sunblind. It contains mechanical actuators and electrical contacts; repeated use or contamination can affect contact reliability and mechanical parts. When functioning correctly, it provides tactile feedback and precise control over sunshade travel and stop positions.
How To Replace
- Disconnect Battery Before Starting Work To Avoid Short Circuits And Protect Vehicle Electronics.
- Remove The Roof Console Or Relevant Headliner Trim Panels Using Proper Trim Tools To Avoid Damage To Clips And Upholstery.
- Unscrew Or Unclip The Switch Module, Then Carefully Disconnect The Electrical Connector.
- Install The Replacement Switch, Reconnect The Connector And Test Full Functionality Of The Sunshade (Open/Close/Stop) Before Reassembling The Trim.
- Reassemble Trim Panels Securely, Ensuring All Clips And Fasteners Are Properly Seated.
Installation Recommendations
- Always Use Appropriate Trim Tools To Prevent Damage To Headliner And Plastic Parts.
- Verify Switch Operation Before Final Reassembly; Test Multiple Open/Close Cycles To Confirm Smooth Movement.
- Check Sunshade Tracks And Motor For Debris Or Damage While The Unit Is Removed; Lubricate Tracks If Needed Using Manufacturer-Recommended Products.
- If Electrical Faults Persist, Inspect Wiring And Connector For Corrosion Or Broken Pins.
Why The Part Fails Most Often
Common causes of failure include worn electrical contacts from frequent use, mechanical wear or broken plastic actuators, contamination from dust or moisture leading to corrosion, and UV degradation of plastic components. Excessive force or impact (for example when manually handling the sunshade) can also damage the switch. In many cases replacement restores reliable operation without additional repairs.
