Where is the radio fuse located in the Peugeot 207?

[DelGenevieve]

Behind the radio. Below is relevant information about the Dongfeng Peugeot 207: 1. Models: The Dongfeng Peugeot 207 comes in sedan and hatchback versions, both equipped with either a 16-valve 1.6L or 1.4L inline 4-cylinder gasoline engine. The 1.4L version is only available with a manual transmission, while the 1.6L version offers both manual and automatic transmissions. 2. Exterior: The front fascia of the Peugeot 207 incorporates a significant amount of the brand's family-style design, reflecting PSA's artistic aesthetics. 3. Interior: The interior design of the Peugeot 207 emphasizes a sporty style, available in both light and dark color schemes. Chrome trim accents are applied to the air vents and gear shift lever, while aluminum pedals enhance the driving excitement.

[SanCarlos]

I fixed this issue myself last time. The radio fuse for the Peugeot 207 is mainly located in the fuse box at the lower left corner of the driver's seat. When you sit in the driver's seat and look down near your left knee, there's a plastic cover with clips. Pry it open and you'll see it. There's a fuse location diagram inside, and the radio icon usually corresponds to fuse F8 or F23 (depending on your model year). If you can't find the diagram, just look for the small 5A or 10A fuses and check them one by one. Remember to turn off the ignition before operating! Last time my fuse blew because I used a high-power inflator pump in the cigarette lighter, which also took out the radio. Just a reminder: don't alter the original car fuse configuration when modifying the wiring.

[VonLucia]

An experienced auto repair master told me a trick: Peugeot models usually have dual fuse box layouts on the driver's side and in the engine compartment. For the 207, the most accessible one is the drawer-style box under the left side of the driver's seat. After opening it, the 3rd to 5th small blue/yellow squares in the third row from the left are generally related to the audio system. Pay attention to three details when replacing them: use needle-nose pliers to vertically pull out the old fuse and check if the internal metal strip is broken; the new fuse must have the same amperage rating; also check if the fuse socket is oxidized. Last time, a neighbor's kid inserted coins into the cigarette lighter, causing three fuses to blow consecutively—such hidden faults should also be investigated.

[DelPiper]

Those who are into car modifications know that the fuse box location in the 207 requires attention. The innermost F32 in the box under the driver's seat is usually the main audio fuse (15A blue), and there's an additional extension box behind the glove compartment on the passenger side that might manage the amplifier circuit. Always disconnect the negative battery terminal before working! When I upgraded to a larger head unit, I found the factory used a 7.5A fuse, but a higher-powered unit requires upgrading to 10A. I recommend getting a dedicated automotive fuse tester—just a two-dollar tool to check continuity. If replacing the fuse doesn't fix the issue, it might not be the fuse but a loose connector at the back of the head unit.