Description
Passenger Sun Visor for Citroën C1, Peugeot 107, Citroën C2 and First-Series Citroën C3. This is a used part; it may be slightly soiled and will require cleaning. Passenger Side.
Product Overview
This genuine OEM passenger sun visor is a direct-fit replacement for early Citroën and Peugeot city cars. It restores sun protection and interior appearance while maintaining factory mounting points and alignment. Ideal for workshop repairs or DIY maintenance, the visor is commonly searched by part numbers and listed here to help quick identification: 1611905180, 8143LP, 8163KE.
Key Features
- Direct fit for Citroën C1, Peugeot 107, Citroën C2 and First-Series Citroën C3.
- Passenger side unit with original mounting points for straightforward replacement.
- Manufactured to OEM shape and dimensions to preserve interior look and function.
- Used condition: may show light soiling or signs of wear consistent with normal service life.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis (Citroën / Peugeot)
- Model: Citroën C1; Peugeot 107; Citroën C2; Citroën C3 (First Series)
- Product Codes: 8143LP; 8163KE
- Other Numbers: 1611905180
Installation Recommendations
Removal and fitting of the passenger sun visor is straightforward for a trained mechanic or experienced DIYer. Typical procedure:
- Fold visor to access the hinge end and locate the retaining cap or trim cover.
- Carefully pry off the plastic trim cover using a trim tool to avoid scratching the headliner.
- Remove retaining screw(s) securing the visor bracket. Retain fasteners for reuse if undamaged.
- If the visor has an illuminated vanity mirror, disconnect the electrical connector before fully removing the unit.
- Fit the replacement by aligning the bracket, securing screws, reconnecting any electrical plug, and snapping the trim cover back into place.
- Check movement and locking of the visor in both stowed and down positions. Ensure no binding against the headliner or mirror housing.
Use common hand tools and a plastic trim tool to protect interior surfaces. Replace any broken clips or stripped screws to ensure secure mounting.
Why This Part Commonly Fails
- Wear And Tear: Frequent use causes spindle wear and loosening of the pivot, resulting in a visor that droops or does not stay in position.
- Broken Clips And Brackets: Plastic mounting clips and hinges become brittle with age and sun exposure, leading to snapped anchors or play at the mount.
- Cosmetic Degradation: Prolonged UV exposure and stains cause fabric fading and soiling—common in city cars used daily.
- Electrical Issues (If Equipped): For visors with illuminated mirrors, connector corrosion or broken wiring can cause loss of light function.
Notes For Buyers
Part is sold in used condition and may require cleaning or minor refurbishment to match the interior appearance of your vehicle. Check the listed product codes to confirm fitment. This visor is often located and ordered by its part numbers shown above, which makes identification quick for mechanics and DIY customers.
