Description
Dashboard panel for Citroën Berlingo II and Peugeot Partner II. Color HZE – Tramontane.
This dashboard trim panel is designed to restore the interior appearance and fitment of Citroën Berlingo II and Peugeot Partner II models. It matches the factory color code HZE (Tramontane) and is suitable for professional workshops and experienced DIY enthusiasts who need an original-style replacement panel. The part fits into the instrument area and around vents and switches, providing the correct mounting points for clips and fasteners used on these models.
The panel is primarily a cosmetic and structural interior component: it secures vents and switchgear, covers wiring channels behind the dash, and contributes to overall cabin fit and finish. Installation typically requires removal of adjacent trim pieces, unfastening retaining screws and plastic clips, and careful transfer or reconnection of any integrated vents or switches.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis (Citroën / Peugeot)
- Model: Citroën Berlingo II, Peugeot Partner II
- Product Codes: 9645502377, 822640
- Other Numbers: HZE – Tramontane (Color), NFP
Installation Recommendations
General guidance for a safe and clean replacement:
- Work With The Right Tools: Use plastic trim tools to release clips and avoid damaging surrounding surfaces. Keep a small set of screwdrivers and Torx bits handy for fixings used on these models.
- Remove Surrounding Trims First: Detach the glovebox, center console trims or lower facia panels as required to access the dash panel fixings without forcing parts.
- Handle Clips Carefully: Replace damaged or stretched plastic clips with new ones to ensure a secure fit and eliminate rattles after installation.
- Disconnect Electrical Connectors When Needed: If the panel carries switches, vents with sensors or lighting, disconnect connectors gently and note their positions for correct reassembly.
- Battery Precaution: If the procedure requires access behind airbag modules, the instrument cluster or any live airbag wiring, disconnect the vehicle battery and follow manufacturer’s safety procedures before starting work.
- Final Check: After installation, ensure all vents operate freely, switches function correctly and there are no gaps or rattles. Torque fasteners to the manufacturer’s specification where applicable.
How The Part Is Replaced
Typical replacement workflow used by mechanics:
- Remove adjacent lower trims and the glovebox if necessary to expose panel screws and clips.
- Undo visible screws and use trim tools to pry out the panel, working along the edges to release retaining clips.
- Disconnect any electrical connectors for switches or illumination before fully removing the panel.
- Transfer vents, switches or fastening inserts from the old panel to the new one if required, then fit the new panel in reverse order, ensuring clips engage correctly.
Most Common Reasons For Failure
- Ageing And UV Exposure: Fading, discoloration or surface cracking from long-term sunlight exposure is common.
- Mechanical Damage: Impact, heavy loads on the dash or improper removal with metal tools can crack the plastic or break mounting clips.
- Broken Or Worn Clips: Repeated removals and temperature cycles often weaken the retaining clips, causing poor fitment or rattles.
- Chemical Or Liquid Damage: Spills and aggressive cleaning products can stain or degrade trim surfaces over time.
- Thermal Stress: Repeated heating and cooling cycles may cause shrinkage or warping on older panels.
Choosing a correctly coded panel in the original color and replacing damaged clips during installation will ensure a high-quality, long-lasting repair and restore the factory appearance of the cabin.
