Delphi 4way Sicma FCI Lambda Automotive Connector Breakout

WACB-P114L Delphi Sicma FCI 4way - Oxygen/Lambda PSA Vehicle Diagnostic Breakout LeadConnector Part Number: 185001-6/144998-6The 4 Way Delphi Sicma Series FCI Lambda breakout lead has been designed to connect quickly and reliably to 4 pin Delphi Sicma Series FCI Oxygen/Lambda automotive connectors found on vehicles manufactured by Peugeot and Citroen (PSA Group). The 4 pin Lambda connector is commonly located in the manifold or exhaust system. This breakout lead is also suitable for Ford vehicles that used PSA engines from 2006 - 2014.The WACB-P114L breakout lead features 4mm banana plug sockets that can be used with a Digital Multimeter, Insulation test meter or Oscilloscope with the use of BNC to 4mm Banana Plug Patch Leads. Reliable readings start with the point of connection. Ensure your findings are accurate and prevent misdiagnosis with reliable breakouts that are purpose built for the workshop. Prevent damage to the vehicles' connectors often caused by back-pin probing. Conduct voltage, current readings and insulation tests on various sensors, actuators and components with ease.All of our automotive breakout leads follow an identical wire and banana plug colour code convention which are matched to pin numbers within the automotive connectors. This allows a technician to always know what pin number they are testing regardless of breakout lead and connector in use. Our WACB automotive breakout leads use the following colour code convention:Pin 1 - GREEN wire and female banana plugPin 2 - RED wire and female banana plugPin 3 - BLUE wire and banana plugPin 4 - YELLOW wire and banana plugVehicle CompatibilityWith many vehicle models and variations it's very difficult to provide a reliable and accurate list of connector compatible vehicles. The vehicles below have been identified as compatible, although it always worth checking the connectors prior purchase of this breakout lead.  Peugeot 206Citroen C2/C3/C4/Xsara/BerlingoFord vehicles with PSA Engine 2006-2014.