IzzyVoss
Boxer clutch switch issue
Summary of the thread
A 2002 Peugeot Boxer was experiencing issues with the clutch pedal switch, leading to error codes, a non-functional gear selection display, inoperative cruise control, and occasional starting problems. The potential causes included a faulty clutch switch or a bad connection. After checking and cleaning the wiring and contacts, the problems were resolved, confirming the switch or its connections as the issue.
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IzzyVoss (community.author)
I've had a quick look and the plug seems okay, but I'll check again for corrosion. Where exactly is the clutch switch located? I couldn't find it right away.
lillysilber1
It's usually right behind the clutch pedal, near the top. If you're still having issues after checking the wiring, it might be worth getting it properly diagnosed. A faulty switch could be the culprit, and it's also a safety issue if it affects starting. Workshop's the way to go, I reckon.
IzzyVoss (community.author)
Thanks for the help. I checked the wiring, cleaned the contacts on the plug, and that seemed to fix it. The error code is gone, the gear display is working, cruise control is back, and the van starts without issue again. Total cost was 95€ for the switch itself at the workshop.
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lillysilber1
Sounds like it could be the clutch switch, yeah. I've seen similar issues on other vehicles. Have you checked the wiring and plug to the switch itself? A loose or corroded connection can cause all sorts of weird problems. Is the switch easily accessible on your Boxer?