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307 Cruise Control Brake/clutch switch

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#1 ·
I'm trying to retrofit my wife's 2004 Peugeot 307 2.0 HDI 90 with cruise control.
I have added the control stalk, set the ECU and BMI with PP2000 and still no joy.
The brake light switch on her car is a 4 wire single switch, but there are only 2 wires connected. I think the earlier models had 2 switches? :confused:

The 2 wires that are connected, are coloured RED and WHITE. I've traced these wires back to where they split from the main loom, and they start off as 3 wires (Blue/Purple/Red), so between the loom and the brake switch they turn into 2 wires.

I've tried looking for a clutch switch above the clutch pedal also, but that's seems hard to find. Does this look like the brake switch?

Can anyone help as to how and where to add wires to get this CC retrofit working please??

Many thanks

Dave
 
#5 ·
Yep - you're correct and I was wrong :)

Been out and checked mine and there is only one switch. I had to buy a switch when I put cruise on mine, forgot it was because the original switch was faulty, had it in my head it was simply for the cruise control.

The switch on mine has 4 wires going to it.....

Red
White

The other wires look like

Blue / White
Red / Black
 
#9 ·
#10 · (Edited)
These are the wiring diagrams I have found.

First image is for a SID801 control Unit
2nd is for an EDC15C2 control Unit
3rd is for other control units.

The unit labelled 1320 is the engine ECU, 7308 is the cruise control brake switch and the other unit is the BSI. The wire from the BSI is an ignition controlled switched live.

Don't quite know why the EDC15C2 image came out like it did but the necessary information is visible.
 

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#11 ·
Thanks for the diagrams, I think they are the same as the ones I found.
Am I right in saying that at least one of the wires I can take from the clutch switch that comes from the BSI?

Also I'm in need of a pin-out of my Bosch EDC15C2 Diesel ECU so I can connect the second wire to I think pin 73 as the diagram shows.
 
#12 ·
The info on the site is good when you find it. Took me a while to spot the link to the electrical diagrams.

The schematics on that site come up a lot quicker than Sedre on my laptop - plus they are probably easier to copy as the ones on Sedre can only be saved as .svg files.
 
#24 · (Edited)
Had a quick look at mine and I can't see anything identifying the connectors on the BSI or ECU.

I haven't checked any wires yet as everything I do on my car has to be done in the road and to be honest, it's a bit too cold for me to be messing about with something as important and integral to the car in case I mess something up.

If I get the opportunity I'll try and check when I'm at work and the car is nice and safe in a quiet car park.

Found this for the ECU wire posted by Holt on ecuedit.com

in the mean time i have found out what i needed to know, the pin i was looking for is the E4 in the Black connector.