Peugeot Expert reversing camera installation, generation by generation.

On K0 vans with the 7 or 10-inch touchscreen yes: the camera goes through an interface and comes up with guidelines when you select reverse. G9 vans and base K0 vans have a radio without a screen, so the picture goes to a mirror monitor or to the Android screen if we fit one. The camera itself is a wide-angle unit above the rear doors, fine for a long-wheelbase van.

It depends on the generation. G9 (2007–2016): from €200; K0 (2016 on): from €200. Fitting is done at our Dublin 11 workshop — send the reg and we confirm the exact price before you book.

G9, built 2007–2016 (RD4 radio, RD45 with Bluetooth and USB on later vans; a colour navigation display on a few; no touchscreen): A wide-angle camera above the rear number plate shown on the new Android screen, or on a mirror monitor where the RD45 radio stays; cable run along the roof on the long-wheelbase van. K0, built 2016 on (7-inch touchscreen (NAC or RCC) with Mirror Screen on Professional Plus and higher, CarPlay and Android Auto on most from 2017; a DAB radio with Bluetooth and no screen on base vans; a larger screen from the 2024 facelift): A camera above the rear doors fed into the factory touchscreen through a camera interface with guidelines; base vans with the no-screen radio use a mirror monitor or the Android screen.

Two to three hours on the Peugeot Expert G9 and K0. You can wait at the workshop or drop the car in the morning and collect it the same day.

On every Expert we work on — G9 and K0 — the parking sensors keep working and the camera comes up automatically in reverse, with guidelines where the screen supports them.

Yes — send the reg or the year and generation (G9 and K0) on WhatsApp or the form below, and we confirm the route, the price and the next free slot. The work carries a one-year warranty, and the workshop is in Rosemount Business Park, Dublin 11, Monday to Saturday.