Description
CD changer for Citroën and Peugeot vehicles. Unit removed from a Peugeot 307 (2006).
Product Overview
This CD changer is a direct-fit audio magazine designed for Citroën and Peugeot vehicles of the Stellantis group. Ideal for professional workshops and DIY mechanics who service older PSA cars, the unit is frequently searched under OE numbers and aftermarket codes such as 9660662677, 9662413277, 6564AH and 6564RL. The changer delivers multi-disc playback and integrates with original factory radios that support CD magazine operation.
Benefits
- Direct replacement for compatible factory CD systems — keeps original radio functionality and vehicle aesthetics.
- Commonly necessary when the in-car audio system needs multi-disc capability restored without changing the head unit.
- Economical solution for workshops and enthusiasts repairing older Peugeot and Citroën models.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Citroën / Peugeot (Stellantis)
- Model: Peugeot 307 (2006)
- Product Codes: 9660662677
- Additional Numbers: 9662413277, 6564AH, 6564RL
Replacement Procedure
Location of the CD changer varies by model year and trim; it is commonly fitted in the glovebox, center console or luggage compartment. Basic replacement steps for experienced mechanics or competent DIYers:
- Park the vehicle on a level surface, switch off ignition and remove the key.
- Disconnect the negative terminal of the battery to avoid short circuits when working on audio connectors.
- Remove interior trim panels or glovebox components to access the changer — keep fasteners organized.
- Unplug the multi-pin power/audio connector and any antenna or data leads from the changer.
- Unscrew the mounting brackets, extract the unit and install the replacement by reversing the steps.
- Reconnect the battery, restore panels and test all CD functions and radio integration before road use.
Installation Recommendations
- Use correct tools and trim-removal clips to avoid damaging interior panels.
- Ensure connector pins are clean and fully seated; corroded or loose contacts are a common source of intermittent faults.
- When reassembling, check for cable routing that could pinch wires or cause rattles.
- If the vehicle has factory anti-theft or security linking between head unit and accessories, confirm full functionality after installation.
Most Common Failure Causes
CD changers fail for mechanical and electrical reasons. Typical causes include:
- Worn Laser Pickup Or Optical Lens Contamination — Dirt and age cause read errors and skipping.
- Carousel Or Disc Magazine Mechanism Wear — Gears and plastic parts can crack or seize after prolonged use.
- Faulty Spindle Motor Or Belt Slippage — Prevents discs from spinning at the correct speed.
- Connector Corrosion Or Broken Wiring — Moisture ingress or vibration leads to intermittent power/data loss.
- Faulty Internal Electronics — Aging capacitors or solder joints can fail, causing unit malfunction.
Notes For Professionals
This unit is commonly identified by the listed OE codes when searching parts databases. When installing a replacement, verify connector type and software compatibility with the factory radio to ensure full functionality of CD magazine features.
