To "make a feature" or perform a specific operation in PSA Service Box (now part of the Stellantis Public Service Box
), you typically need to purchase a temporary subscription or "token" for specialized technical functions like ECU telecoding or SPS programming. Core Features and Operations
The Service Box platform is the primary tool for Peugeot, Citroën, DS, and Opel/Vauxhall vehicles. Accessing advanced features usually involves: SPS Programming (Service Programming System):
Used to reflash modules (like the HPCM2 or BECM) using a J2534-compatible device (e.g., VXDIAG). You must log in and purchase SPS access (e.g., a 2-hour license). Telecoding and Configuration: psa servicebox
For newer models, "manual mode" telecoding is often locked. You must be online with a Service Box account and use SPS tokens
to authenticate the vehicle's VIN and unlock configuration options. Car Selector:
A feature that allows you to identify a specific vehicle by its VIN (Chassis Number) To "make a feature" or perform a specific
or registration data to access tailored technical documentation and parts diagrams. Repair Methods & Labour Times:
Depending on your subscription level, you can view illustrated repair guides and calculate quotes based on official manufacturer labor times. How to Access Features Create an account on the official Service Box website as an independent professional or specialized company. Purchase Access:
Navigate to the "Services" or "SPS" section. Options range from hourly access to 7-day subscriptions per VIN (currently around €5 ex VAT for a single VIN lookup). Use Diagnostic Hardware: Inventory current systems and data sources
To "make" or activate a feature on the vehicle, connect a compatible interface (like the Lexia 3 or VXDIAG) and launch the SPS tool from within the Service Box interface. VXDIAG Nano GM: Program Opel ECU via SPS on PSA Service Box
Instead of hunting through procedures, use the "Tightening Torques" filter. It generates a spreadsheet of every bolt on the subframe, cylinder head, and wheels.
ServiceBox is not a standalone diagnostic software (like Diagbox); rather, it is a reference database. It works in tandem with diagnostic tools to provide the "how-to" knowledge required to fix a vehicle once a fault is detected.