Description
Sun Visor With Mirror For CITROËN C-Crosser And PEUGEOT 4007
Right Side – Passenger
Color 0002 – Beige
This Is A Used Part – Minor Soiling Possible
Product Overview
Replacement passenger-side sun visor with vanity mirror designed for Citroën C-Crosser and Peugeot 4007 models. This original equipment used part is a direct-fit option for vehicles from the Stellantis group and preserves the factory look and functionality. Ideal for mechanics and DIY enthusiasts who need a cost-effective, ready-to-install interior component with the correct mounting points and finish.
Benefits
- Direct Fit For Citroën C-Crosser And Peugeot 4007 — Maintains OEM Appearance.
- Includes Vanity Mirror — Practical For Passenger Use.
- Color Match Beige (0002) — Suits Vehicles Equipped With Beige Headliner.
- Cost-Effective Replacement — Used Part With Functional Value.
How It Is Replaced
Typical replacement is straightforward and suitable for a garage or experienced DIYer. General steps:
- Park On Level Ground And Disconnect Battery If Any Electrical Connectors Are Present.
- Fold Visor Down And Remove The Retaining Screws Or Clips From The Pivot Bracket.
- Carefully Detach The Visor From The Headliner Mount, Avoiding Damage To Surrounding Trim.
- If The Visor Has An Illuminated Mirror, Disconnect Any Electrical Connector Before Full Removal.
- Fit The Replacement Visor, Secure The Pivot And Fasten All Screws/Clips, Then Test Fit And Operation.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis (Citroën/Peugeot)
- Model: Citroën C-Crosser; Peugeot 4007
- Product Codes: 8143VA; NFP
- Additional Numbers: None Provided
- Side: Right – Passenger
- Color: Beige (0002)
- Condition: Used – Minor Soiling Possible
Mounting Recommendations
- Use Appropriate Trim Tools To Prevent Damage To Headliner And Trim.
- Common Fasteners Include Small Phillips Screws Or Clips—Have A Set Of Precision Screwdrivers And Trim Tools Ready.
- If The Visor Is Illuminated, Verify Electrical Connector Pins Are Clean And Secure; Reconnect Battery Only After Installation.
- Check Alignment And Free Movement After Installation; Ensure Pivot Retaining Nuts/Screws Are Properly Tightened.
Most Common Failure Reasons
Sun visors generally have a long service life, but failures are usually due to mechanical wear rather than electrical faults. Typical issues include worn or broken pivot brackets and clips (often from repeated use or excessive force), fabric or foam deterioration from UV exposure, and mirror or trim damage from impacts. In used parts, minor soiling or cosmetic wear is common but does not affect mounting or basic function.
Notes For Buyers
This listing refers to a used sun visor; expect normal signs of wear and minor soiling consistent with prior vehicle use. Verify color and side before ordering to ensure a proper match with vehicle interior.
