Description
Passenger Seatbelt For PEUGEOT 307 Five-Door Model.
This pyrotechnic Passenger Seatbelt (pyro seatbelt) is intended for the front passenger position of the Peugeot 307 five-door. It is commonly referenced by OEM codes such as 96346430XX, 8974TQ and 8974T5 and is a direct-fit replacement designed to restore occupant restraint functionality after a fault or deployment. Ideal for professional workshops and experienced DIY mechanics, this part offers original-equipment compatibility with standard Peugeot mounting points and electrical connectors.
Key Benefits
– Direct Replacement For Peugeot 307 Five-Door: Designed To Fit Standard B-Pillar Mounting On Passenger Side.
– Pyrotechnic Pretensioner Integrated: Restores Occupant Restraint Performance After Deployment.
– Searched By Part Number: Many Customers Search Using Codes 96346430XX, 8974TQ Or 8974T5 — Include These Codes When Looking Up Compatibility.
– Workshop-Friendly: Clear Access For Removal/Replacement On Most 307 Interiors.
Technical Information
Manufacturer: Stellantis / Peugeot
Model: Peugeot 307 (Five-Door)
Product Codes: 96346430XX, 8974TQ, 8974T5
Other Numbers: Refer To Vehicle Part Label And Service Manual For Additional References
Position: Front Passenger (Right Side In Left-Hand-Drive Vehicles)
Installation Recommendations
– Safety First: Before Any Work, Disconnect The Vehicle Battery And Wait Sufficient Time For The SRS System To Power Down (Follow Manufacturer Recommendations).
– Remove Interior Trim Carefully: Access The B-Pillar Trim, Seatbelt Bolt(s) And Electrical Connector For The Pretensioner.
– Electrical Connection: Unplug The Pretensioner Connector Carefully; Inspect Connector For Corrosion Or Damage And Replace If Necessary.
– Mechanical Fixing: Fit The Seatbelt Retractor And Bolt To Correct Mounting Points. Tighten Fasteners To Manufacturer Torque Values Listed In The Service Manual.
– System Check: After Fitting, Reconnect Battery, Clear Any SRS Fault Codes With A Diagnostic Tool, And Confirm Seatbelt Warning Lamp/Systems Are Operating Correctly.
– Professional Advice: If You Are Unsure About SRS Systems Or Pyrotechnic Components, Have Installation Performed By A Qualified Technician.
Most Common Failure Reasons
– Crash Deployment: The Pyrotechnic Pretensioner Activates During An Accident; Once Deployed, The Unit Must Be Replaced.
– Mechanical Wear Or Damage: Frayed Webbing, Damaged Retractor Or Jamming Can Prevent Proper Locking.
– Corrosion Or Connector Faults: Moisture Ingress Or Corroded Electrical Contacts Can Cause Pretensioner Or Seatbelt Warning Faults.
– Contamination And Dirt: Debris In The Retractor Mechanism Can Lead To Stiff Operation Or Failure To Retract.
– Previous Incorrect Installation: Improper Torqueing Or Misrouting Of The Webbing Can Lead To Premature Wear Or Reduced Effectiveness.
Replacing A Faulty Seatbelt Restores A Critical Safety System. Always Verify Correct Fitment Using The Part Codes Shown And Follow The Vehicle Manufacturer’s Procedures During Removal And Installation.
