Description
Clarion CD Car Radio for Citroën C1 Peugeot 107 Toyoyta Aygo
This Clarion CD head unit is an OEM-style radio designed for small city cars from the Stellantis family. It provides reliable in-dash audio playback and basic radio functions with a built-in CD mechanism, matching the factory fit and controls found in Citroën C1, Peugeot 107 and Toyota Aygo models. The unit is suitable for professional workshops and experienced DIYers who want a direct-replacement radio that keeps original dashboard appearance and functionality.
Why Choose This Unit
Designed as a factory-fit Clarion unit, this radio offers straightforward replacement without major modifications. It preserves factory aesthetics, supports standard vehicle antenna and steering-wheel control interfaces (where fitted), and is a practical option for restoring audio functionality in affected vehicles.
Compatibility
Fits first-generation city car platforms shared by Stellantis and Toyota. Typical compatible models include:
- Citroën C1
- Peugeot 107
- Toyota Aygo
Check vehicle trim: unit is intended for original equipment dashboards that accept the OEM Clarion radio. Connector types and steering control wiring may differ by market and year.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Clarion / Stellantis (OEM fitment)
- Model: Citroën C1, Peugeot 107, Toyota Aygo
- Product Codes: 86120-0H010, 6564K6
- Additional Numbers: NFP (as supplied)
Function And Common Faults
Primary Function: Provides AM/FM radio reception, CD playback and basic audio control for the vehicle. Interfaces with the vehicle antenna, power/ground, and the OEM audio harness; may interface with steering-wheel audio controls through the factory harness.
Typical Failure Modes:
- CD Mechanism Wear: Laser pickup or transport mechanism can fail after years of use, causing read errors, skipping or inability to load/close the tray.
- Electrical Issues: Intermittent power, blown internal fuse or damaged supply circuitry can cause unit to lose power or behave erratically.
- Connector Corrosion: Moisture or poor contact at the harness connectors causes audio dropouts or loss of specific functions.
- Display/Backlight Failure: Dimming or dead display elements due to aging components or heat exposure.
- Software/Memory Faults: Older units can develop memory errors or require reset to restore normal operation.
Expected Service Life
With normal use, factory-style head units typically last many years; the CD mechanism is the most wear-prone part and failures are more common after 8–12 years depending on usage and environmental conditions.
Installation Recommendations
Follow these practical steps to ensure safe and correct replacement:
- Disconnect Battery: Before starting, disconnect the vehicle battery to avoid short circuits and protect vehicle electronics.
- Remove Trim Carefully: Use proper trim tools to avoid damaging dashboard bezels and clips.
- Unscrew Mounting Brackets: Remove screws or release clips that secure the unit to the dash cage.
- Disconnect Harnesses: Unplug power, speaker, antenna and any vehicle-specific connectors. Inspect connectors for corrosion or bent pins.
- Transfer Accessories If Needed: If the original unit used specific mounting brackets or trim pieces, transfer them to the replacement unit for a perfect fit.
- Test Before Final Reassembly: Reconnect the battery temporarily and verify radio power, sound output and any steering-wheel controls before reassembling the dash.
- Secure And Refit Trim: Once operation is confirmed, secure the unit and refit trim panels, ensuring clips are properly seated.
Notes For Installers
Steering-wheel control interfaces and ISO connector pinouts may vary with production date and market. In some cases an adapter or interface module is required to retain steering controls or to match speaker wiring. Always verify connector pinout and fuses when diagnosing audio faults.
Why This Part Is Often Replaced
Head units are replaced primarily because of mechanical wear in the CD mechanism, electrical failures from power surges or corrosion, and cosmetic reasons such as broken buttons or faded displays. Replacing the radio restores usability and can improve vehicle comfort and value.
What To Check Before Purchase
- Confirm dashboard opening and bracket type match the replacement unit.
- Inspect harness connectors for fit and any signs of damage.
- Consider whether steering-wheel control retention or additional adapters are required for full functionality.
This description is tailored for professional fitters and experienced DIY mechanics who require clear fitment, technical details and practical installation guidance for a direct-replacement Clarion CD radio for Citroën C1, Peugeot 107 and Toyota Aygo.
