Description
Right Roof Airbag For Peugeot 308 First Series – Passenger Side.
This replacement roof airbag (passenger side) is a direct-fit safety component for Peugeot 308 first-generation vehicles. Supplied under OEM reference numbers 9676859680 / 8338U7, the unit restores the original side-impact and head-protection functionality of the vehicle’s Supplemental Restraint System (SRS). Ideal for professional workshops and experienced DIY mechanics, this part is often searched by its product codes (9676859680, 8338U7) — use them to verify fitment quickly in parts lists and catalogs. Installing a correct roof airbag ensures occupant protection in side impacts and helps clear SRS fault codes when the original defective or deployed module is replaced.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis / Peugeot
- Model: Peugeot 308 First Generation (2007–2013)
- Product Codes: 9676859680, 8338U7
- Additional Numbers: 9676859680, 8338U7
Function
The Roof Airbag is a side-impact/curtain airbag mounted along the roof rail. In the event of a side collision or rollover, it deploys to protect the head and upper torso of front and rear occupants, reducing the risk of severe injury. The module interfaces with the vehicle’s SRS control and crash sensors.
Fitment And Compatible Models
Designed for Peugeot 308 First Series (commonly referred to as 2007–2013 models). Confirm fitment by matching the product codes 9676859680 / 8338U7 to the vehicle’s parts list before ordering.
Replacement Procedure
- Safety First: Disconnect the negative battery terminal and wait at least 10 minutes to allow SRS capacitors to discharge.
- Remove Interior Trim: Carefully detach the headliner trim and any A-/B-/C-pillar covers that secure the airbag module. Keep fasteners organized.
- Disconnect Connectors: Unplug the airbag electrical connector(s). Inspect connector locks and wiring for corrosion or damage.
- Remove Module: Unscrew or unclip the mounting points and remove the old airbag module. Handle with care — do not strike or expose the inflator to heat.
- Install New Module: Position the replacement unit, secure all fasteners to original locations, and reconnect the electrical connector(s) ensuring full engagement.
- Reassemble And Test: Refit the trim panels, reconnect the battery, and perform an SRS system scan with a diagnostic tool to clear and verify absence of fault codes.
Installation Recommendations
- Recommended For: Professional Technicians Or Experienced DIY Mechanics Comfortable With SRS Work.
- Tools: Trim tools, Torx/Sockets as required, Diagnostic Scanner For SRS.
- Handling: Store and handle the airbag with the trim side outward and inflator away from personnel. Do not expose to heat, open flames, or impact.
- Post-Installation: Always perform a full SRS diagnostic check and confirm no residual fault codes remain. Verify proper connector seating and wiring integrity.
- Do Not Install If: The Unit Shows Signs Of Prior Deployment, Physical Damage, Corrosion, Or Missing Fasteners.
Why This Part Most Commonly Fails
- Previous Deployment: Airbags Are Single-Use; Once Deployed They Must Be Replaced.
- Water Ingress Or Corrosion: Leaks Or Moisture Can Corrode Connectors Or Wiring, Causing SRS Faults.
- Damage During Repairs: Improper Trim Removal Or Rough Handling Can Damage The Module Or Connectors.
- Connector Or Wiring Faults: Broken Wires, Loose Pins Or Poor Grounding Often Trigger SRS Errors.
- Impact-Related Damage: Even If Not Deployed, Structural Damage From Collisions Can Compromise Airbag Integrity.
This roof airbag is a critical safety component. Installing the correct part (9676859680 / 8338U7) and following proper handling and diagnostic procedures helps restore the vehicle’s designed occupant protection. Suitable for professional workshops and experienced home mechanics who follow SRS safety protocols.
