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Engineering Mode on the Peugeot 2008: The Definitive Guide

The term "Engineering Mode" in the context of the Peugeot 2008 (typically the first generation K0 and the second generation P24) usually refers to accessing the hidden diagnostic menus within the infotainment system (SMEG/NAC/RCC units) and the instrument cluster. These hidden menus allow for hardware testing, system configuration, and error checking that are not available to the standard driver.

Version Verification: Checking the exact firmware build before performing a manual update. Engineering Mode Peugeot 2008 Code

  1. `##32277## – This is the most successful code for post-2020 NAC (Navigational Connected) systems.
  2. 3347 – Works on older SMEG+ units (approximately 2016–2019).
  3. *#2@5237# – Occasionally reported for Chinese-market units or specific firmware builds.
  4. 1234 or 0000 – For very early pre-production models.

Warranty: Accessing these menus typically does not void a warranty, but bricking the system through these menus likely will not be covered for free repair. Engineering Mode on the Peugeot 2008: The Definitive

Go to the Bluetooth dialer screen and enter *#*#888 followed by the green call button. Select Guest Login to enter the diagnostic pages. Accessing the Service Menu (SMEG Systems) For older models with the SMEG navigation system: Turn the ignition on and wait for the system to boot. ` # #32277# # – This is the

  1. Get in the driver’s seat. Do not start the engine yet.
  2. Press and hold the “Mode” button (usually on the left stalk or near the radio).
  3. While still holding “Mode,” press the engine start/stop button (or turn key to ignition, position 2).
  4. Keep holding “Mode” for another 10–15 seconds after the screen lights up.
  5. Release – the screen should now show “Engineering Mode” or “Vehicle Data” with a black/grey technical menu.

Enter the code *#*#888#*#* or simply *#*#888 and press the green Call button.

  1. Radio unlock code – needed after battery disconnect. Found on a card in the glovebox or generated from VIN.
  2. BSI reset procedure – a sequence of door/battery timings, not a numeric code.
  3. DiagBox activation – professional dealer software.