Description
Steering wheel airbag for Citroën C8 vehicles. Color HYR – Alpaga Gray
This driver airbag is an original-equipment type used in Citroën C8 Interiors. Ideal for mechanics and experienced DIYers searching by part number (14010984YR, 4112HQ), the module restores driver-side passive safety after deployment or damage. The unit matches the steering wheel design and trim in Alpaga Gray and integrates with the vehicle’s SRS system when installed correctly.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis (Citroën/Peugeot)
- Model: Citroën C8
- Product Codes: 14010984YR, 4112HQ
- Additional Numbers: NFP
Function and Purpose
The Steering Wheel Airbag is a core component of the Supplemental Restraint System (SRS). In the event of a frontal collision, the module inflates rapidly to reduce the risk of head and chest injuries for the driver. It contains the inflator, cushion, and associated connectors that interface with the vehicle wiring harness and steering column clock spring.
Compatibility and Fitment
Compatible with Citroën C8 vehicles that use the factory steering wheel airbag module matching the listed part codes. This airbag is typically fitted into the original steering wheel cover and requires correct electrical connection through the clock spring. Customers often find this item by searching the part numbers 14010984YR or 4112HQ.
Replacement Procedure
Work should be performed by a qualified technician or an experienced DIYer following safety precautions. Typical replacement steps:
- Disconnect the negative battery terminal and wait a minimum of 10 minutes to allow the SRS capacitors to discharge.
- Remove the steering wheel trim/cover fasteners according to the vehicle procedure and carefully extract the airbag module.
- Unplug the airbag electrical connector(s) from the clock spring—avoid pulling on wires.
- Install the new airbag by reversing removal steps, ensuring connectors are fully seated and routing is correct.
- Reconnect the battery and use an appropriate diagnostic tool to verify SRS system status and clear any fault codes.
Installation Recommendations
- Always Disconnect The Battery Before Work: Prevent accidental deployment by isolating battery power and observing a wait time of at least 10 minutes.
- Observe Manufacturer Procedures: Follow the vehicle maker’s removal and installation instructions and torque settings where applicable.
- Handle With Care: Store the airbag face-up and avoid exposing the inflator to heat, impact, or moisture.
- Use Diagnostic Equipment: After installation, verify SRS system readiness with a diagnostic scanner capable of reading and clearing airbag codes.
- If Uncertain, Use A Professional: Airbag systems are safety-critical—seek an experienced technician where appropriate.
Reason For Failure
Airbags most commonly become unusable after deployment in a collision. Other frequent causes of replacement include water ingress/corrosion of connectors, damage to the clock spring or steering column during disassembly, electrical faults, or prior improper handling. The module itself is robust, but connectors and wiring can deteriorate over time or due to accident damage, resulting in SRS warning lights and the need for replacement.
Additional Notes
Search By Part Number: Using the part numbers 14010984YR or 4112HQ in search engines or parts catalogs increases the chance of finding the correct compatible unit. This listing describes the airbag module as supplied; ensure physical and visual match to the original part during replacement.
