Wiring Kits for Peugeot 508 II Hybrid – specialized & comfort-oriented

A wiring kit for the Peugeot 508 II Hybrid ensures that lighting, indicator, and signaling functions between your plug-in hybrid vehicle and a trailer or bike rack work reliably and in compliance with regulations. Our kits are finely tuned to the hybrid variants, offering features such as CAN-bus integration, various plug options, and automatic sensor shutdowns.

Advantages of our 508 II Hybrid wiring kits

Full 13-pin socket versions: For higher power needs, extra lighting and comfort features.
7-pin variant available: Suitable for simpler uses like bike racks or trailers without extra lighting demands.
CAN-bus module and control unit: Supports automatic disabling of parking assist and reversing sensors when towing.
LED compatibility & fault detection: High-quality components robustly designed for modern lighting systems and reliable signal feedback.

Technology & installation

Our wiring kits include the wiring harness, socket (7- or 13-pin), control/relay modules, installation accessories, and clear instructions. Installation generally uses existing connectors; body modifications are rarely required. After installation, vehicles with comfort or driver assistance systems may need activation or coding so that all functions are correctly recognized. For best safety, professional workshop installation is recommended; however, many technically skilled users can perform the installation themselves.

Why a wiring kit for the Peugeot 508 II Hybrid?

The 508 II Hybrid merges efficiency with luxury. A high-quality wiring kit broadens its usability – for towing, bike carriers or leisure use – while ensuring lighting and signaling systems are safe, reliable, and compliant.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. Should I choose 7-pin or 13-pin?

If you only need basic lighting and simple trailer usage, a 7-pin socket is often enough. For reverse lights, permanent power, or comfort features, go for the 13-pin version.

2. Will parking or reversing sensors deactivate automatically when towing?

Yes – many of our wiring kits include this feature to prevent false alerts when a trailer is connected.

3. Is coding or activation required after installation?

That depends on your vehicle’s equipment. Hybrid versions with enhanced electronic or comfort packages may require activation so that all signals are recognized properly and no warning lights appear.

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