Description
Seat Belt For CITROËN C8 And PEUGEOT 807
Right Front Seat – Passenger
This replacement seat belt is designed for the front right (passenger) position on Citroën C8 and Peugeot 807 models. It provides primary occupant restraint as part of the vehicle’s passive safety system and is suitable for professional workshops and experienced DIY mechanics carrying out interior and safety repairs. The belt assembly includes the webbing, retractor/inertia mechanism and buckle mounting compatible with the listed models and product codes.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis (Citroën / Peugeot)
- Model: Citroën C8, Peugeot 807
- Product Codes: 14844280XX
- Other Numbers: 8974XE
- Position: Right Front (Passenger)
- Type: 3-Point Seat Belt with Inertia Retractor (standard front passenger configuration)
Function And Features
The seat belt restrains the occupant during a collision or sudden deceleration, reducing the risk of injury. Front belts are typically fitted with an inertia reel that allows comfortable movement in normal conditions but locks instantly under rapid deceleration. The assembly may include pretensioner elements on vehicles originally equipped with SRS systems; if present, these components must be handled with appropriate SRS precautions.
Replacement And Installation Overview
Replacement is straightforward for trained technicians but requires care due to proximity to airbag/pretensioner systems. Typical steps:
- Disconnect the vehicle battery and wait according to manufacturer guidelines to avoid SRS deployment while working near airbags or pretensioners.
- Remove interior trim panels to access the upper anchor and retractor housing.
- Unbolt the lower anchor, retractor and buckle mounting bolts. Retain any spacers or washers for reassembly.
- Fit the new belt assembly, align components and tighten bolts to the vehicle manufacturer’s torque specifications (refer to the factory workshop manual for exact values).
- Reinstall trim, reconnect the battery and perform functional checks: smooth retraction, free webbing feed, secure buckle latch and locking action under sharp pull.
Installation Recommendations
- Use the correct tools and follow torque specs from the workshop manual; improper tightening can compromise safety.
- Always follow SRS safety procedures when working near airbags or pretensioners—disconnect the battery and wait the manufacturer-recommended time before starting work.
- If the vehicle is fitted with belt pretensioners or sensors, replacement or reinitialization may be required following an accident; refer to manufacturer procedures.
- Check that the webbing is routed correctly and not twisted; test the locking function before returning the vehicle to service.
Most Common Failure Reasons
- Visible Wear And Damage: Frayed or cut webbing from sharp edges, prolonged abrasion or contamination reduces strength and requires immediate replacement.
- Retractor Faults: Dirt, corrosion or internal mechanism wear can cause the reel to stick or fail to lock properly.
- Pretensioner Activation: After deployment in a crash the pretensioner and possibly the entire belt assembly must be replaced; components that have activated will not function again.
- Corroded/Broken Mounting Hardware: Bolts or anchors exposed to moisture can corrode and weaken attachment points.
There is no fixed service interval for seat belts; replace the belt if it shows signs of damage, after any collision where restraints have been loaded, or if the retractor/buckle fail inspection. Regular visual checks during routine service help identify issues early.
This product is intended for professional fitting or experienced DIY mechanics familiar with vehicle safety systems. Always consult the vehicle’s workshop manual for model-specific instructions and safety precautions.
