Description
Sun Visor with Mirror for CITROEN C4 B7
Color FBJ – LAMA
Driver’s Side
Used Sun Visor with integrated vanity mirror designed for Citroën C4 II (B7) models. This original-equipment fitment part is often searched by OE codes 8163EP and 16128919BJ, making it easy to locate for mechanics and DIY enthusiasts. The neutral LAMA finish (Color Code FBJ) preserves the interior appearance while restoring full functionality on the driver side.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis / Citroën
- Model: Citroën C4 II (B7)
- Product Codes: 8163EP, 16128919BJ
- Other Numbers: Color FBJ – LAMA; Driver’s Side
Compatibility And Fitment
Fits Citroën C4 II (often referenced as C4 B7). Check OE reference numbers 8163EP and 16128919BJ when searching for replacement sun visors. The part is intended for the driver side and matches interiors finished in LAMA (FBJ) color.
Function
The sun visor provides glare protection and includes an integrated vanity mirror for driver convenience. On models equipped with illuminated mirrors, the unit also contains the necessary wiring and connector for illumination. Correct fitment restores both the mechanical support (pivot and mount) and the cosmetic appearance of the cabin.
Installation
Removal and installation are straightforward for an experienced technician or competent DIYer. Typical steps:
- Position the visor to access the retaining screws or clips at the mounting bracket.
- If equipped with an illuminated mirror, carefully disconnect the mirror electrical connector before removing the visor. For models with illumination, consider disconnecting the vehicle battery to avoid short circuits.
- Remove the mounting screws/clips and withdraw the old visor from its bracket.
- Fit the replacement visor into the bracket, connect the electrical plug if present, and secure with screws/clips. Check movement and retention of the pivot.
- Verify mirror illumination (if applicable) and that the visor locks correctly in both stowed and use positions.
Recommendations For Mounting
Use the correct size fasteners and avoid overtightening to prevent cracking the bracket or trim. If the visor has an electrical connector, inspect wiring and socket for corrosion before connecting. Replace any damaged clips or screws to ensure secure mounting and prevent rattles. Work on a stable platform and, when removing trim pieces, use appropriate plastic trim tools to avoid damaging the headliner.
Why The Part Most Often Fails
Sun visors typically wear out due to mechanical stress and age. Common failure modes include broken pivot pins or worn retention clips that cause the visor to droop or detach, cracked or scratched mirror glass, and failure of the illumination wiring or connector on models with lighted mirrors. Frequent rotation, heavy use, or forceful handling (e.g., using the visor to hang objects) accelerates wear. Environmental factors such as temperature cycles and ultraviolet exposure can also degrade plastic components over time. With normal use, a visor can last many years, but the pivot and mounting hardware are the most common points of failure.
Notes
Part frequently listed by OE numbers 8163EP and 16128919BJ—include these codes in searches to improve findability. Ideal replacement for workshops and independent mechanics seeking an OEM-fit driver-side sun visor in FBJ (LAMA) color.
