Description
Shift Lever, Selector For Robotic Transmission For Citroën C1, Peugeot 107 And Toyota Aygo Automatic With Speed Sensor
This replacement shift lever and selector assembly is designed for robotized/automated manual gearboxes fitted to Citroën C1, Peugeot 107 and Toyota Aygo models. It includes the integrated speed sensor and provides direct compatibility with the original mounting points and electrical connectors, making it a practical option for workshops and experienced DIYers searching by part number.
Product Overview
The selector/shift lever is a critical link between the driver controls and the transmission actuator in robotic gearboxes. This unit translates selector movements into electronic/pneumatic signals that command gear changes and supplies vehicle speed information via the integrated speed sensor. Replacement parts are often sought under OE codes, so having the correct product numbers speeds up sourcing and installation.
Function And Benefits
- Direct Fit Replacement: Matches original mounting points and connector types for straightforward installation.
- Integrated Speed Sensor: Provides vehicle speed input used by the gearbox control logic for smoother and safer shifting.
- Durability: Designed to withstand repeated selector operations and environmental exposure typical for interior-mounted transmission controls.
- Mechanic And DIY Friendly: Clear access from the centre console makes the part accessible to professional technicians and competent home mechanics.
Installation Guidance
General replacement steps (overview for experienced technicians):
- Park Vehicle Safely: Ensure vehicle is on level ground and the parking brake is applied.
- Disconnect Battery: Always disconnect the negative terminal before starting work to prevent electrical damage and unintended actuator movement.
- Remove Interior Trim: Carefully remove centre console trim and any panels obstructing access to the selector assembly.
- Unplug Connectors: Disconnect electrical connectors, including the speed sensor plug, and release any cable linkages or brackets.
- Unbolt Assembly: Remove mounting fasteners securing the selector and extract the unit from the vehicle.
- Fit New Unit: Install the replacement selector, secure fasteners to manufacturer recommendations, reconnect wiring and linkages, and reassemble trim.
- Initialization/Adaptation: After installation, verify correct operation. The gearbox control may require adaptation or calibration using a diagnostic tool to restore optimal shift logic.
Installation Recommendations
- Use Proper Tools: Avoid plastic trim damage by using trim tools; use torque tools where specified by the vehicle manufacturer.
- Verify Connectors: Check all electrical connectors for corrosion or bent pins before reconnecting.
- Diagnostic Check: Perform a post-installation scan for fault codes and carry out any recommended adaptation or calibration procedures with suitable diagnostic equipment (manufacturer-level tools recommended).
- Safety Precautions: Follow standard safety routines when working with interior electrical systems and airbag-equipped trim pieces.
Why This Part Commonly Fails
Common failure causes include wear of internal mechanical linkages, contamination from dirt or moisture ingress, fatigue of plastic components, or electrical faults in the integrated speed sensor or connector wiring. Repeated stress from heavy usage, aggressive shifting habits, or long-term exposure to heat and humidity accelerates deterioration. Fault symptoms typically include erratic shift selection, warning lights, or incorrect speed signal input to the gearbox control unit.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis / Citroën / Peugeot
- Model: Citroën C1; Peugeot 107; Toyota Aygo
- Product Codes: 1608025580; 1612500880; 217706
- Additional Numbers: 1608025580; 1612500880
Parts are frequently searched by the product codes listed above; include these numbers when sourcing or ordering to ensure correct fitment.
Final Notes
This selector assembly is intended for technicians and experienced DIYers familiar with vehicle interior disassembly and gearbox adaptation procedures. If automatic adaptation or calibration is required, use appropriate diagnostic equipment to confirm correct operation and clear any related fault codes before returning the vehicle to service.
