Description
Sun Visor Citroën/PEUGEOT With Light And Mirror. Driver’s Side. This Is A Used Part; Minor Soiling Possible. Color: HPR – SALIN.
High-quality used sun visor designed for the driver side of Peugeot 308 (T9) vehicles. This unit includes an integrated mirror and illumination, restoring both function and interior appearance. Ideal for professional mechanics and DIY enthusiasts looking for an original equipment replacement part. Commonly searched by product codes 16105437PR and 98284441PR — include these numbers in your search to find the exact match quickly.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis (Peugeot / Citroën)
- Model: Peugeot 308 (T9) — Driver’s Side
- Product Codes: 16105437PR, 98284441PR
- Other Numbers: N/A
- Color: HPR – SALIN
- Condition: Used Part — Minor Soiling Possible
Compatibility
Specifically intended for Peugeot 308 (T9) driver side installations. Verify the product codes (16105437PR / 98284441PR) against the part you are replacing to ensure fitment.
Installation Recommendations
- Recommended For: Professional Mechanics And Experienced DIYers.
- Tools Required: Trim removal tools, Torx/Phillips screwdriver set, small socket set, and a flashlight.
- Procedure Overview: Remove any trim covers, unfasten the visor mounting screws, carefully detach the electrical connector for the mirror illumination, remove the visor from the grab/retaining clip, then fit the replacement in reverse order.
- Electrical Precautions: Disconnect the battery before disconnecting or reconnecting electrical connectors to avoid short circuits. Inspect connectors for corrosion and clean contact points if necessary.
- Testing: Before reassembling all trim, test the mirror illumination and any lighting functions to confirm correct electrical connection.
- Final Checks: Ensure the visor moves freely and the retaining clip secures firmly. Refit trim panels without pinching wiring.
Why This Part Most Commonly Fails
Sun visors typically fail due to mechanical wear rather than complex electronic faults. Common causes include:
- Broken or Worn Hinge/Bracket: Frequent use or forceful handling can fracture the plastic hinge or mounting bracket.
- Retaining Clip Wear: Clips lose retention over time, causing the visor to droop or fall out of position.
- Electrical Faults: Mirror illumination may stop working because of damaged wiring, corroded connectors, or failed LEDs/bulbs.
- Cosmetic Degradation: Sun exposure and interior soiling lead to fabric fading, stains, or minor contamination — more likely on used parts.
- Impact Damage: Door or dashboard impacts during accidents can crack the visor or its fittings.
Replacing a worn or damaged visor restores interior comfort and safety by eliminating glare and ensuring mirror illumination functions correctly. For professional installation, follow manufacturer torque and fastening specifications where provided.
