Description
Speaker for Citroën and Peugeot vehicles. Diameter 160 mm.
This 160 mm replacement speaker is designed for fitment in a range of Citroën and Peugeot models and is often sought under part numbers 9665231880, 1609985080 and 6562CP. Built to restore clear midrange and balanced sound staging in door and rear parcel shelf locations, it is suitable for professional workshops and competent DIY mechanics who service audio systems. The compact 160 mm size makes it a direct swap in many factory locations without major modifications, improving clarity and reducing distortion compared with worn original units.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis
- Model: Citroën C4 Cactus; Citroën C4 II; DS4; DS5; Peugeot 208; Peugeot 508
- Product Codes: 9665231880
- Other Numbers: 1609985080, 6562CP
Function And Application
The speaker reproduces midrange and part of the low frequencies from the car audio system. In factory configurations it is commonly used in door panels or rear shelf locations where a 160 mm diameter unit is specified. Correct installation and secure mounting ensure optimal acoustic coupling to the door cavity and prevent rattles or loss of bass response.
How To Replace
- Remove the door card or speaker grille according to the vehicle service manual to access the speaker.
- Unscrew the original speaker, carefully separate the wiring connector and note polarity.
- Compare mounting hole pattern and connector. If necessary use an adapter bracket or crimp the appropriate connector—maintain correct polarity (+ / -).
- Fit the new speaker, apply a thin foam gasket if available to improve sealing, and tighten screws evenly to avoid warping the frame.
- Reconnect wiring, test the speaker at low volume for correct operation and absence of distortion before reassembling trim.
Installation Recommendations
- Work in a clean, dry environment and keep the speaker cone free of dust and fingerprints.
- Check and, if needed, replace damaged speaker clips or foam gaskets to prevent vibration noise.
- Do not overtighten mounting screws. Use correct screw length to avoid contact with internal magnet or cone.
- Verify wiring polarity to maintain correct phase with other speakers. If using adapters or splicing, use quality connectors and heat-shrink insulation.
- After installation, perform an audio check across frequencies to ensure no rubbing or buzzing occurs at higher volumes.
Common Failure Causes
- Foam surround deterioration due to age and UV exposure, causing loss of cone control and increased distortion.
- Cone or dust cap damage from mechanical impacts or improper handling during door work.
- Voice coil damage caused by sustained clipping, overheating or water ingress.
- Corrosion of terminals or wiring caused by moisture in door cavities, leading to intermittent sound or failure.
- Connector wear or poor contact after repeated door removal or repairs.
Expected Durability
Service life depends on use and environment. In normal conditions a quality speaker can last many years, but vehicles in humid climates, with frequent high-volume use, or with water leaks in doors tend to see earlier failures. Inspect door seals and speaker surrounds during routine service to extend life.
