Description
Sun Visor With Mirror For Citroën C4 B7 Vehicles
With Illuminated Version
Color FBJ – LAMA
Passenger Side
This passenger-side sun visor with illuminated vanity mirror is a direct-fit interior replacement for the Citroën C4 II (B7). Built to restore comfort and functionality to the cabin, the visor is often searched by its product codes 8163EN and 16128920BJ. Suitable for professional auto technicians and experienced DIY mechanics looking for a reliable OEM-compatible component.
Features
- Illuminated Vanity Mirror: Integrated mirror with lighting for improved visibility.
- OEM Compatibility: Designed to match Citroën C4 II (B7) interior fittings and finishes.
- Color: FBJ (LAMA) finish to match factory interior trim.
- Side: Passenger Side (right side in left-hand drive vehicles).
- Direct Replacement: Intended as a direct swap for the original part numbers 8163EN / 16128920BJ.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Citroën (Stellantis)
- Model: Citroën C4 II (B7)
- Product Codes: 8163EN, 16128920BJ
- Other Numbers: Color Code FBJ – LAMA; Side: Passenger
Installation Recommendations
- Prepare Tools: Typical tools include Torx or Phillips drivers and trim removal tools. Keep a clean workspace to avoid scratching interior trim.
- Disconnect Power: For safety when working with illuminated versions, isolate the vehicle’s electrical circuit (remove the appropriate fuse or disconnect the negative battery terminal) before unplugging connectors.
- Removal: Pry off any trim covers, remove mounting screws or caps, then carefully detach the visor and disconnect the electrical connector for the light.
- Installation: Connect the electrical plug, align the visor to the mounting points, secure with screws and replace trim covers. Verify that the mirror light operates and that the visor pivots and locks correctly.
- Check: Ensure clips and mounts are seated firmly to avoid rattles. Test mirror illumination with interior lights and sun visor position.
Why This Part Fails Most Commonly
- Mechanical Wear: Frequent movement and handling cause mounting pins and pivot mechanisms to wear or break over time.
- Clip Fatigue: Retaining clips and mounts can become loose or snap, causing the visor to sag or fall out of position.
- Electrical Faults: For illuminated variants, bulbs or LED modules and connector contacts can fail due to corrosion or wiring fatigue.
- UV And Heat Damage: Prolonged sun exposure can degrade foam cores and outer materials, leading to deformation or splitting of the visor cover.
Service Life And Notes
There is no fixed replacement interval. Lifespan depends on use, exposure to sunlight and mechanical stress. Replace the visor when the pivot is loose, the mirror or light fails, or the cover is visibly damaged. Always follow safe working practices when handling interior electrical connectors and sharp trim edges.
