Description
Driver Seat Airbag For Peugeot 206. Color HYK- – Grey Cachemire
Product Overview
This Driver Seat Airbag is designed for Peugeot 206 vehicles and provides targeted protection for the driver in side-impact situations. The module is intended to work as part of the vehicle SRS (Supplemental Restraint System) and is a direct-replacement item commonly searched by part numbers 96498618YK, 94597649YK and 8216P0. Suitable For Professional Workshops And Experienced DIYers Who Follow Safety Procedures.
Function And Application
The seat-mounted airbag deploys from the side of the driver seat to protect the torso and pelvis during a lateral collision. It Is Integrated Into The Seat Structure And Communicates With The Vehicle SRS Via Dedicated Connectors. Proper Installation Ensures Correct Timing And Interaction With Curtain And Frontal Airbags.
Compatibility And Fitment
Main Compatibility: Peugeot 206. Verify Visual Fitment Against The Existing Unit And Part Numbers Listed Below. This Part Is Typically Matched To The Same Seat Type And Trim (Colour: Grey Cachemire, Color Code HYK-). When Replacing, Ensure Connector Types, Mounting Points And Wiring Loom Routing Match The Original.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis
- Model: Peugeot 206
- Product Codes: 96498618YK, 94597649YK, 8216P0
- Additional Numbers: Color Code HYK- – Grey Cachemire; NFP
Installation Recommendations
Always Follow Manufacturer Procedures And Safety Rules When Working With Airbag Systems. Key Steps:
- Disconnect The Battery Before Any Work And Wait Sufficient Time For The SRS Capacitors To Discharge (Typically At Least 10 Minutes, Or According To Manufacturer Specification).
- Remove Trim Carefully To Expose Seat Airbag Fastenings. Avoid Pulling On Wiring Or Inflator Housing.
- Unplug Connectors By The Specified Release Mechanisms; Do Not Force Connectors Or Damaged Clips.
- Secure New Unit With The Correct Fasteners And Routing; Use Manufacturer Torque Specs Where Available.
- After Installation, Reconnect Battery And Perform SRS System Check Using Diagnostic Equipment To Confirm No Faults Are Present.
Reason Why The Part Most Commonly Fails
Seat Airbags Rarely Fail Under Normal Conditions. The Most Common Causes For Replacement Are Physical Deployment During A Collision Or Mechanical/Electrical Damage Resulting From Previous Accident Repairs. Other Causes Include Corrosion Of Connectors, Damage From Improper Removal Or Seat Repair, And Wear Or Contamination That Affects The Inflator Or Wiring. An SRS Warning Light Or Diagnostic Fault Codes Are Typical Indicators That The Seat Airbag Or Its Circuit Requires Attention.
Practical Tips For Workshops And DIYers
- Use Proper Diagnostic Tools To Clear And Verify SRS Faults After Replacement.
- Keep Airbag Modules In Their Protective Packaging Until Fitted; Avoid Exposure To Heat, Moisture, And Static.
- If The Vehicle Has Undergone Major Repairs, Inspect The Seat Structure And Harness Routing To Ensure No Hidden Damage.
- When In Doubt, Entrust The Final Verification To A Qualified Technician With SRS Experience.
Notes
Part Numbers Listed Are Often Used As Search Keywords By Mechanics And Enthusiasts. Ensure Visual And Connector Compatibility Before Fitting To Achieve Reliable SRS Performance.
