If you're lucky you've just confused the BSI and a re-set will fix it. If you've unlucky you've fried something and it will need an expensive replacement. Try a re-set first:
Open the bonnet, leave the doors shut, allow it to stand for 5 minutes
Take the battery connection off for a few minutes
Reconnect the battery, wait at least 1 minute
Enter the car, do nothing for another minute
Now turn on the head lights
Wait another minute before turning the ignition on, then another minute or so before attempting to start it.
It it works, lucky you. If it doesn't then it's probably scrap, as the cost of fixing it will far out weigh the value of the car.
Fitting an aftermarket radio to a PSA car is a bit fraught as they are wired via the BSI - you need to connect only the speaker wires and the permanent live, and then run in a switched live from somewhere like the cigaretter lighter.
Edited by RichardW on 20/07/2017 at 12:46
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