Description
Passenger airbag for PEUGEOT 206
Color HZR – Grey Astrakhan
2 squibs
High-quality replacement passenger airbag module designed for Peugeot 206 vehicles. This airbag unit (part numbers 9642928880 / 8220WY) is intended for interior installations where the original passenger airbag matches the shown color and connector layout. It features two squibs (dual initiators) for reliable deployment and is suitable for professional fitters and experienced DIY technicians who service Peugeot 206 interiors.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis (Citroën/Peugeot)
- Model: Peugeot 206
- Product Codes: 9642928880, 8220WY
- Other Numbers: NFP
Features and Function
The passenger airbag is a primary passive safety unit that inflates within milliseconds during a significant frontal or near‑frontal impact to reduce the risk of injury to the front-seat passenger. The module contains the folded airbag cushion, inflator(s) and wiring with two squibs (dual initiators) for activation redundancy and consistent inflation behaviour.
Compatibility and Application
Intended for use in Peugeot 206 vehicles where the original passenger airbag corresponds to the listed part numbers and interior color (HZR – Grey Astrakhan). Confirm visual match of connector type, mounting points and decorative finish prior to installation. This unit is aimed at workshop professionals and competent home mechanics familiar with SRS systems.
Replacement Guide
- Safety First: Disconnect the vehicle battery negative terminal and wait at least 10 minutes to allow the airbag system capacitors to discharge. Follow the vehicle manufacturer’s safety recommendations.
- Remove Interior Trim: Carefully remove the glovebox trim and any surrounding panels to access the passenger airbag housing. Use plastic trim tools to avoid damage.
- Unbolt and Unplug: Unscrew the retaining bolts and gently unplug the airbag connector(s). Note connector orientation and locking tabs.
- Fit New Unit: Install the replacement airbag in the original position, secure bolts to the manufacturer’s specification (do not overtighten), and reconnect the electrical connector ensuring the locking tab is engaged.
- System Check: Reconnect the battery and perform a full SRS system check with a compatible diagnostic tool to confirm no fault codes remain and airbag indicators function correctly.
Recommended Installation
Installation should be performed by a qualified technician or by an experienced DIYer who understands SRS precautions. Always disconnect the battery before working on the airbag system, avoid static discharge, and never use damaged connectors or hardware. Do not attempt to repair an airbag module; replace it if damaged or after deployment. Use appropriate diagnostic equipment to clear and verify SRS codes after installation.
Why The Part Fails Most Often
- Deployment During A Collision: The most common reason for replacement is prior deployment following an accident.
- Electrical Faults Or Damaged Squibs: Corroded connectors, wiring damage or failed squibs can prevent proper deployment and trigger SRS faults.
- Water Ingress Or Interior Damage: Moisture or interior impacts can compromise the inflator or connections.
- Age And Environmental Exposure: Long-term exposure to humidity and temperature cycles can degrade components over time.
Important Safety Notes
Always follow manufacturer procedures when handling and replacing airbag components. Improper handling can cause accidental deployment or render the system inoperative. After replacement, verify the complete SRS system with a diagnostic tool to ensure passenger safety functions are fully restored.
