A wiring kit for the Peugeot Boxer 250 ensures that lighting, indicator, and signaling functions between your vehicle and a trailer or bike rack work reliably, safely, and in compliance with legal standards. Our kits are tailored for the electrical system and body of the Boxer 250, delivering high functionality even under load.

Advantages of our Boxer 250 wiring kits

7- or 13-pin socket: A 7-pin setup is enough for basic lighting and signals; for reverse lights, extra lighting or comfort features a 13-pin version is recommended.
Vehicle-specific connectors & harness: Many kits use existing plug points and follow clean cable routing to make installation easier and tidier.
Durable materials & weatherproof components: Connectors and wiring built to withstand vibration, moisture, and changing weather conditions.
Safety & comfort features: Some kits offer automatic deactivation of sensors or parking assistance when towing, avoiding false alerts or interference.

Technology & installation

Our wiring kits for the Boxer 250 include the harness, socket (7- or 13-pin), optional relays or control modules, installation hardware, and clear instructions. Installation typically takes about 60-90 minutes, depending on whether your vehicle has trailer wiring prep. Vehicles with comfort or assistance systems may require activation or coding after installation for full functionality.

Why choose a wiring kit for the Peugeot Boxer 250?

The Boxer 250 is a proven work vehicle with high payload capacity and versatile applications. A quality wiring kit expands its usefulness – for towing, equipment or specialized transport – and ensures lighting & signal connections remain reliable and safe even in demanding conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. 7-pin or 13-pin – which version is right?

A 7-pin kit is usually sufficient for standard lighting, indicators, and tail/brake lights. For added lighting, reverse lights or comfort features, a 13-pin version is the better choice.

2. Do sensors or parking assist automatically disable when towing?

Depending on the kit, yes – many wiring sets include this feature to avoid false sensor alerts or warnings when a trailer is attached.

3. Is coding or activation required after installation?

That depends on your vehicle’s year and equipment. Vehicles with advanced electrical systems or comfort/assist features may need activation so that all signals are recognized and no warning indicators occur.

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Wiring Kits for Peugeot Boxer 250 – robust & vehicle-specific