Description
Fuel Filler Neck Cover Including Housing For Peugeot 407. Color EZRC – Paint Gray Aluminium. We Have Various Colors.
Description
This fuel filler flap and housing assembly is a direct-fit replacement designed for Peugeot 407 models. The part protects the fuel filler neck, provides the factory look and paint finish, and secures the locking mechanism to prevent unauthorized access and contamination. The EZRC finish corresponds to Gray Aluminium paint – other colours are available to match your vehicle.
Key Features
- Direct replacement for Peugeot 407 fuel filler flap assembly.
- Painted finish EZRC (Gray Aluminium) for a factory-match appearance.
- Includes housing for mounting and integration with the vehicle latch.
- Suitable for professional garages and DIY enthusiasts looking for OEM-style parts.
- Often searched by product codes (1517A7, 151877, EZRC) for fast identification.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis / Peugeot
- Model: Peugeot 407
- Product Codes: 1517A7, 151877, EZRC
- Other Numbers: Color Code EZRC (Gray Aluminium)
Fitment & Compatibility
Intended For Peugeot 407 range (Saloon/Sedan, Estate/SW, Coupé where applicable). Always check the product codes (1517A7 / 151877 / EZRC) against the part you are replacing to ensure correct fit and finish.
Installation Recommendations
- Remove Inner Trim Or Wheel Arch Liner As Required To Access Retaining Screws And Clips.
- Unscrew Fasteners And Carefully Release Retaining Clips; Disconnect Any Cables Or Locking Rods If Present.
- Fit New Housing And Flap, Reconnect Locking Mechanism And Check Smooth Operation And Proper Alignment.
- Check Seal Condition Around Fuel Neck And Replace Seal If Damaged To Prevent Water Ingress.
- After Installation, Operate The Fuel Flap Several Times To Confirm Proper Latching And Release.
- Use Appropriate Corrosion Protection On The Mounting Points If The Vehicle Is Exposed To Road Salt.
Why This Part Fails Most Often
- Mechanical Damage From Impacts Or Minor Collisions Causing Bent Hinges Or Broken Flaps.
- Corrosion Of Hinges, Mounts Or Locking Components Due To Moisture And Road Salt.
- Wear Of The Latching Mechanism Or Lock Cylinder Causing Intermittent Or Failed Closure.
- Paint Damage From Stones Or Abrasion Leading To Rust And Progressive Degradation.
- Misalignment From Previous Repairs Or Damaged Mounting Points Leading To Poor Seal And Operation.
Practical Tips For Garages And DIYers
- Keep A Record Of The Product Codes (1517A7 / 151877 / EZRC) For Faster Reorders And Search Engine Matching.
- When Painting Is Required, Mask The Surrounding Area Carefully To Achieve A Factory Finish.
- Inspect The Surrounding Bodywork And Seals During Replacement To Prevent Recurrent Problems.
- If The Lock Cylinder Is Present And Shows Wear, Consider Replacing Or Servicing It At The Same Time.
