Description
Automatic transmission gearshift knob for CITROËN C1, PEUGEOT 107 and TOYOTA Aygo up to 2013
Leather finish HZD – Black Mistral
Gear selector lever
Product Overview
Replacement automatic gearshift knob designed for Citroën C1, Peugeot 107 and Toyota Aygo models (up to 2013). Finished in Black Mistral leather (HZD), this gear knob restores factory appearance, improves grip and provides a durable, comfortable contact surface for everyday driving. Ideal for professional workshops and DIY mechanics looking for a direct-fit OEM-style part. Common search terms: Gearshift Knob 2403FW, 1612500880, Citroën C1 Gear Knob, Peugeot 107 Shift Knob, Toyota Aygo Gear Knob.
Why Choose This Part
This gear knob offers an OEM-compatible replacement with leather upholstery that matches the original interior styling. It is suitable for vehicles where the original knob shows signs of wear, torn leather, or a damaged plastic core. The part delivers solid tactile feedback and maintains correct ergonomics for reliable gear selection.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis
- Model: Citroën C1; Peugeot 107; Toyota Aygo (up to 2013)
- Product Codes: 2403FW; 1612500880
- Other Numbers: Not Specified
Function And Common Faults
The gearshift knob is the driver interface for selecting transmission positions on automatic gearboxes. It may incorporate a release button and a mounting insert that connects to the selector shaft. Typical failure modes include leather abrasion and tearing, detachment or fracture of the internal plastic mounting sleeve, degraded button mechanism, and loss of aesthetic finish from UV exposure or chemical damage. With normal use, visible wear often appears after several years, but heavy use or exposure to harsh cleaners accelerates deterioration.
Replacement Interval
There is no fixed service interval; replacement is usually cosmetic or triggered by functional issues (loose fit, broken release button). Expect leather wear and minor damage after 5–10 years depending on usage and care. Replace earlier if the knob becomes loose or the release mechanism fails to ensure safe and reliable gear selection.
Installation Recommendations
Suitable for trained automechanics and competent DIYers. Typical replacement steps (may vary by variant):
- Park Vehicle Securely: Put the transmission in Park (P), switch ignition off and apply the parking brake.
- Access: Carefully remove the shift boot or trim surrounding the knob. Use plastic trim tools to avoid scratching interior panels.
- Release Old Knob: Locate and remove the retaining screw or release the retaining clip (depending on variant). Pull the old knob straight off the selector shaft—some versions are a push-fit, others are threaded or clipped.
- Fit New Knob: Align the new knob with the selector shaft, press or thread into position until the retaining feature engages. Reinstall any screws/clips and refit the shift boot or trim.
- Function Check: Verify smooth movement through all positions and that the release button (if present) operates correctly.
Tools that may be required: plastic trim tools, flat screwdriver, Torx/hex key or small socket set (variant dependent). Work methodically to avoid damaging the gaiter or surrounding trim. If the knob contains electrical contacts (rare on basic models), note connectors before disconnecting and reconnection order on reassembly.
Why This Part Fails Most Often
Most common reasons for failure are mechanical wear of the leather cover and abrasion of the underlying materials, fracture of the internal plastic mounting sleeve from repeated forceful use, and sticking or failure of the release button due to dirt ingress or wear. Exposure to sunlight and aggressive cleaning agents also degrades leather and adhesives, shortening service life.
Notes For Professionals
When installing in a workshop environment, inspect the selector shaft and gaiter for wear or damage and replace any degraded components to ensure a secure mounting and prevent premature repeat failures. This knob is a direct replacement part for the specified models and product codes; confirm visual match with the original part before fitting.
