ok ,right first have you actually checked the spark plug to see if there is a spark when you yurn the engine over? the spark plug will need to be earthed on a metal part of the engine to see it spark.if its not then either the person who sold you the box and keys have given you a mis matched pair...which is very possible especially if you have got them from a breakers(very dodgy ones about)or it may need coding but yhis is unlikey as this will have been done on the bike they came from.but try it if you like as you said.what i need to know is is the box you bought oval shaped or square as one model has the cdi unit and immobliser built into one unit (oval one)and the other model has two square boxs one for cdi and immobiliser.if you have the model with the square boxs then you also need the cdi from the bike that the immobiliser and locks and keys came from ok it will NOT work otherwise .if you have the oval single box then it should be woking as long as the keys and locks are from the same bike.trust me ive been down this road lots of times.let me know what boxs are on it and i will help you again.the coding is done by putting the red key in then turning the ignition on for 5 secs making sure the battery is charged up fully first and the black key is away from the ignition and you have no radio equipment on then put the black key in and turn on for 5 secs with the red key (again )away from the ignition then repeat again witht the red key (again) witht the black key away from the ignition.then just wait for about 2 minutes and it may work.if it doesnt then the boxs are either wrong or not matched with the chip in the key or the chips in the keys are not the matched ones to the box/s.its a nightmare and peugeot wouldnt like me for telling you how to do it as the charge alot for doing it themselves if you have got them from a breakers i would ask them to show you the set working on a bike or get your money back from them as they will just sell you anything and once they have your money tell you its your fault you cant get it to work,typical bike breakers really they are mainly a load of shisters,:) anyway good luck and sorry this is as long as the bible but its alot of s**t to tell you ,adam
adam bike doctor, April 2006