Description
Double Seat Belt Buckle For Citroën C5 II Vehicles
Color FGW- – DIGIMAT
Rear Left
Description
Used Double Seat Belt Buckle Designed For Citroën C5 II. This rear-left buckle assembly features a durable DIGIMAT finish (Color FGW-) and is intended as a direct replacement for vehicles fitted with the corresponding original equipment. Ideal For Professional Garages And Do-It-Yourself Enthusiasts Who Need A Reliable Latching And Seat Belt Status Sensor Solution.
Benefits
- Direct Fitment For Citroën C5 II Rear Left Position, Minimizing Installation Time.
- Includes Latching Mechanism And Engagement Sensor (If Equipped), Ensuring Proper Seat Belt Detection And Warning System Functionality.
- Cost-Effective Alternative To New OE Parts While Maintaining Safety-Critical Function Of The Restraint System.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis (Citroën/Peugeot)
- Model: Citroën C5 II
- Product Codes: 8974W8
- Other Numbers: NFP
- Position: Rear Left
- Color/Finish: FGW- – DIGIMAT
Installation Recommendations
- Disconnect The Vehicle Battery Before Starting Work To Avoid Short Circuits And To Protect Any Electronic Sensors.
- Remove Rear Seat Cushion And Any Trim Panels Necessary To Access The Buckle Mounting Points.
- Unplug The Electrical Connector For The Buckle Sensor (If Present) Before Unbolting The Unit.
- Remove Mounting Bolts, Replace The Buckle Assembly, Reconnect The Electrical Connector And Refit Trim Panels.
- Tighten Fasteners To The Manufacturer’S Torque Specifications—Consult The Workshop Manual For Exact Values.
- After Installation, Reconnect The Battery And Verify That The Seat Belt Indicator And Latching Function Operate Correctly.
How It Is Replaced
Replacement Typically Involves Accessing The Rear Seat Area, Removing Trim To Reach The Buckle, Disconnecting The Buckle Sensor Connector, Unbolting The Old Unit And Installing The New One In The Same Orientation. Final Checks Should Include Mechanical Latch Function And Electrical Signal To The Vehicle’S Seat Belt Warning System.
Why This Part Fails
Common Causes Of Failure Include Mechanical Wear Of The Latch, Dirt Or Debris Preventing Proper Engagement, Plastic Housing Damage From Impact, Corroded Or Damaged Electrical Connectors Causing Sensor Failure, Or Deformation After A Collision. When The Buckle Does Not Lock Securely Or The Seat Belt Warning Light Remains Active, Replacement Is Recommended.
