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I'd appreciate any help with identifying the connector in the photo below.
It's a button bar connector in a PSA (Peugeot/Citroen) car. Inside the brown shell there is a 2 x 5 2.54 mm pitch socket. The black thing is a lever which turns left on the brown pin when latched (the two extrusions to the right of the pin act like a part of a cog wheel against similar teeth inside the socket).
The imprinted letter seem to describe the type of plastic used, not the connector itself.
You are looking at the make and part number
It's A TYCO/TE/Amphenol FCI connector Part number is: PBT-GF15
It's not unusual for automotive connectors to be custom to the application.
