Description
Set of locks and cables for the rear lower tailgate for Peugeot 3008 first generation
Product Overview
This replacement set contains the latch locks and linking cables intended for the lower section of the rear tailgate on the Peugeot 3008 (first generation). Ideal for professional workshops and DIY mechanics, the kit is commonly searched by OE numbers and aftermarket codes and restores reliable locking and release function of the tailgate. Frequently referenced part numbers: 9685931877, 9685915280, 8719F7 (additional references 872585, 872588, 872589).
Key Benefits
– Direct-fit replacement for the rear lower tailgate latch assembly on Peugeot 3008 I models.
– Restores mechanical integrity of the lock mechanism and cable actuation for proper opening/closing.
– Useful when original latch is worn, seized, or cables are frayed or stretched, improving security and convenience.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis (Citroën / Peugeot)
- Model: Peugeot 3008 I (First Generation)
- Product Codes: 9685931877, 9685915280, 8719F7
- Other Numbers: 872585, 872588, 872589
Installation Recommendations
Follow these steps and recommendations to ensure correct fitment and long service life:
- Prepare The Vehicle: Park on a level surface, engage the handbrake and, as a safety precaution, disconnect the negative battery terminal before working on any central locking components.
- Access The Tailgate Interior: Remove the inner trim panel of the tailgate to expose the latch assembly and cable routing. Keep clips and fasteners organized for reassembly.
- Disconnect Linkages: Carefully unhook release cables and any electrical connectors (on models with integrated actuators). Note routing to avoid kinks on reassembly.
- Remove Old Latch And Cables: Unscrew the latch fasteners and pull the assembly clear. Replace both the lock mechanism and cables as a set to ensure smooth operation.
- Fit New Parts: Install the new latch and route cables following original paths. Reattach connectors and confirm there is no binding or interference with trim.
- Adjust And Test: Check alignment and operation by manually operating the latch and using the central locking (if applicable). Ensure smooth release and secure locking across several cycles before refitting trim.
- Final Steps: Reinstall the trim panel, reconnect the battery, and perform a final functional check of lock/unlock, remote/key operation and manual release.
Why This Part Most Often Fails
Common causes of failure include:
- Wear And Mechanical Fatigue: Repeated use leads to worn pawls, springs or catch surfaces inside the latch.
- Cable Deterioration: Cables can stretch, fray or corrode, causing sluggish or failed actuation.
- Corrosion And Water Ingress: Moisture penetration causes rust and can seize moving components.
- Impact Or Misalignment: Minor collisions or improper tailgate alignment increase stress on the latch and cables.
- Contamination: Dirt and debris in the mechanism accelerate wear and impair smooth movement.
Notes For Professionals And Enthusiasts
Keep the OE/reference numbers handy when ordering or searching to ensure fast identification. Replacing the complete set of locks and cables is recommended rather than individual components when wear or damage is evident. After installation, verify central locking and manual release function through several cycles to confirm correct repair.
