achimpeters4
Peugeot 407 rear sun blind failure
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The rear sun blind of a 2008 Peugeot 407 has stopped working, remaining stuck without any movement. The fuses have been checked and are fine, but a diagnostic scan revealed an error code related to the sun blind motor. The problem is likely due to a faulty motor circuit. It is suggested to have a professional handle the repair, as attempting a DIY fix could lead to further damage.
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achimpeters4 (community.author)
Yeah, completely unresponsive now, no whirring or anything. The error code was something about a faulty motor circuit, so it sounds like the motor is the prime suspect. Is it a huge job to replace, or something a reasonably competent DIYer could tackle?
valentinakrueger1
Okay, if there's no sound at all, and the code points to the motor, it's almost certainly the motor. I wouldn't attempt it yourself, unless you're really comfortable with taking apart interior trim. You might damage something and end up with a bigger bill. I'd suggest getting a quote from a workshop. Prepare for disappointment, though, it's probably not cheap.
achimpeters4 (community.author)
Thanks for the advice. I suspected as much. I got a quote from a local shop: 330€ including parts and labor. Seems steep, but better than making things worse myself! Appreciate the help!
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valentinakrueger1
Hey there, I have a 407 as well, and this sounds awfully familiar. When you say "stuck," do you mean completely unresponsive, or does it try to move and then get stuck? Mine was making a whirring noise, then nothing. Was the error message specific enough to point to the motor itself?