Description
Car radio for CITROËN C2, C3, C8, Berlingo and PEUGEOT 206, 307, 807, Partner. The radio must be paired to the vehicle via diagnostics.
This Clarion factory radio (part number 96635824XT) is a direct-fit replacement for a range of Stellantis models. It retains the original connector layout and mounting dimensions, so it installs into the OEM dash opening without modification. Ideal for professional workshops and competent DIY technicians who need a reliable, vehicle-specific head unit that integrates with the car’s original wiring and controls.
Key Benefits
Direct OEM fit for Citroën and Peugeot vehicles — preserves steering wheel control compatibility and factory antenna connection. Keeps the vehicle interior looking original while restoring radio functionality. Common search terms: Clarion 96635824XT, Citroën radio replacement, Peugeot factory radio, OEM car stereo coding.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Clarion
- Model: Fits Citroën C2, C3, C8, Berlingo; Peugeot 206, 307, 807, Partner
- Product Codes: 96635824XT
- Additional Numbers: 6564JV, 6564JW, 6564LR, 6564TZ
Installation And Coding
Basic replacement steps: disconnect the battery, remove trim panels around the radio, unscrew the unit from its brackets and carefully unplug all connectors (power, antenna, speaker, CAN/serial connectors). Fit the replacement unit by reversing removal steps, reconnect all plugs and test electrical functions before reassembling trim.
Important: This radio requires diagnostic pairing/coding to the vehicle after installation. Use PSA diagnostic tools (DiagBox/Lexia/PP2000) or an authorised workshop to perform the pairing so that the unit is recognised by the car and integrated with vehicle electronics (immobiliser/comfort modules where applicable). Always disconnect the battery before removal and follow manufacturer procedures to avoid damage.
Mounting Recommendations
- Disconnect the battery negative terminal before starting work.
- Use proper trim tools to avoid damaging panels and clips.
- Verify connector pins and wiring harness condition; replace corroded plugs or damaged wires.
- Complete diagnostic coding immediately after mechanical installation to enable full functionality.
- Test radio, steering wheel controls and antenna reception before final reassembly.
Why This Part Fails Most Often
Factory radios commonly fail due to electrical faults (blown fuses, voltage spikes), water or moisture ingress, connector corrosion, or internal capacitor/board degradation over time. Software lockups or lost coding data can make a replacement appear non-functional until proper diagnostic pairing is performed. Antenna or amplifier faults may be mistaken for radio failure, so verify power and antenna continuity during diagnostics.
Who Should Install
Recommended for professional mechanics or experienced DIY technicians comfortable with dashboard disassembly and vehicle diagnostics. If coding equipment is not available, have the unit paired by a workshop with PSA diagnostic tools to ensure full integration.
