A wiring kit for the Peugeot Expert II ensures that lighting, indicator, and signal functions between your vehicle and trailer or bike rack work safely, reliably, and in compliance with legal requirements. Our kits are tailored to the production years and trims of the Expert II and provide comfort features useful in daily and commercial applications.

Advantages of our Expert II wiring kits

Full 13-pin socket options: Many kits include a 13-pin plug with reverse light detection, rear fog lamp shut-off, and power for accessories or lighting extensions.
7-pin variants available: Often sufficient for basic lighting, indicating, and tail lights, and usually more budget-friendly.
CAN-bus module / control unit: Supports onboard electronics and assistance features such as parking aids or reversing sensors, often with automatic shut-off when towing.
LED compatibility & signal monitoring: Compatible with modern lighting technologies; malfunctions or signal failures are detected and indicated.
Robust construction & ease of installation: Harnesses and connectors designed for clean installation, often plug-and-play style, minimizing complexity.

Technology & installation

Our wiring kits include the harness, socket (either 7- or 13-pin), a control or relay module, mounting hardware, and clear instructions. When proper tools are used and the vehicle has pre-fitted towbar preparation, installation usually takes around 45-90 minutes. In vehicles with comfort or assist systems, coding or activation may be required after assembly so that all functions are recognized correctly. Professional installation is recommended, though capable users can often perform installation themselves with the right equipment.

Why choose a wiring kit for the Peugeot Expert II?

The Expert II is a versatile transporter/van often used for business, service, or daily transport. A quality wiring kit increases its utility – for towing trailers, carrying equipment or loads – while ensuring that light and signal connections remain safe and compliant under load.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

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

A 7-pin kit is usually adequate for basic lighting and signaling: indicators, tail and brake lights. For reverse lights, added lighting, power to trailer accessories or LED trailers, a 13-pin version is advisable.

2. Do parking sensors / parking aids deactivate automatically when towing?

Many wiring kits include this feature to prevent false warnings or sensor interference when towing is in use.

3. Is coding or activation necessary after installation?

That depends on vehicle’s trim, model year, and equipment. Models with advanced electronics, driver aids, or comfort packages often require activation or coding so all connection features work without error messages or warning lights.

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Wiring Kits for Peugeot Expert II – practical, vehicle-specific & dependable