Wanted to replace the 3 broken light bulbs in the heating system of my sons his Peugeot 206+. By dismounting the system, due to the rigid stainless steel cable to regulate the temperature of the heating, the regulation arm broke at the end. So I tried to repair with some metal and glue the broken part. But trying to reinstall it in the car the small retainer part broke again. So I decided to reverse engineer the part in Fusion 360.

FlashForge

Creator Pro

Doesn't Matter

Yes

0,2 mm

20%

Printed in PLA first, I thought that it can be really hot in the car during summer. So I re-printed it in ABS so that it would resist better to hot temperatures. We will see this summer if this part survives :-). Otherwise PETG could be also a better solution than PLA.

Printer at 40mm/s so to have a nice gear profile.

Hope this helps other Peugeot owners...

Printed first on a Creality CR10S for PLA, but due to the fact that it would be better in ABS, I switched to the Flashforge Creator because it is totally closed and better for ABS printing.

Some reword was demanded for the ABS part (Stringing in the gear). Check the small hole for the stainless steel cable.

The advantage using Fusion 360, there are plenty of tutorial on the web. It's free with a student license. Very power full and easy to use.