Description
Glove Box Storage Compartment For Citroën C-Crosser And Peugeot 4007. Color Black – Leather-Trimmed.
Product Overview
This leather-trimmed glove box is a direct-fit replacement for Citroën C-Crosser and Peugeot 4007 dashboards. Finished in black with stitched leather trim, it restores the original interior look while providing a durable, practical storage compartment. Frequently searched by part numbers such as 8042A061 and 825231, this unit is suitable for professional workshops and experienced DIY mechanics who require an exact-fit solution.
Key Features
- Direct Fit For Citroën C-Crosser And Peugeot 4007
- Black Color With Leather-Stitched Trim For OEM Appearance
- Secure Latching And Smooth Opening/Closing Action
- Ideal When Replacing Damaged Hinges, Latches Or Worn Trim
- Often Located And Ordered By Product Codes 8042A061, 825231
Compatibility
Designed For Citroën C-Crosser And Peugeot 4007 Models. Check The Vehicle’s Year And Trim Level Against The Product Codes Listed Below To Confirm Fitment.
Installation
- Empty The Glove Box And Open Fully To Access Fixing Points.
- Remove Visible Screws And Retractable Stops; Use Plastic Trim Tools To Release Hidden Clips Without Damaging Surrounding Trim.
- Disconnect Any Electrical Connectors (Glove Box Light Or Dampers) Before Fully Removing The Assembly.
- Fit The Replacement Unit, Reconnect Electrical Connectors, And Fasten All Screws And Clips Securely.
- Check Alignment And Latching Function; Ensure Smooth Operation And That The Door Closes Flush With The Dashboard.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis (Citroën/Peugeot)
- Model: Citroën C-Crosser; Peugeot 4007
- Product Codes: 8042A061, 825231
- Additional Numbers: NFP
Mounting Recommendations
Use Appropriate Trim Tools To Avoid Scratching The Dashboard. Work On A Clean, Stable Surface And Keep Removed Screws/Clips Organized. If The Removal Requires Access To Electrical Components Or Airbag Modules, Follow The Manufacturer’s Service Procedures; In Those Cases, Observe Battery Isolation Intervals As Specified By The Vehicle Manufacturer. After Installation, Verify That Any Glove Box Lights Or Dampers Function Correctly.
Most Common Failure Causes
- Broken Hinges Or Clips Due To Repeated Overloading Or Impact (Slamming)
- Worn Or Damaged Latch Mechanism Caused By Age And Heavy Use
- Surface Wear, Cracking Or Peeling Of Trim From Sun Exposure And Temperature Cycling
- Detached Or Faulty Dampers And Internal Stops Leading To Poor Opening/Closing Behaviour
Practical Advice
Glove Box Components Typically Last Many Years Under Normal Use, But Hinges, Clips And Latches Are Wear Items That Can Fail Earlier If The Compartment Is Frequently Overloaded or Subject To Forceful Closing. Replacing A Worn Glove Box Restores Interior Aesthetics And Prevents Rattles Or Malfunctions During Driving.
