Description
Integrated VMF steering wheel switch module for Citroën C4 II vehicles. Fully functional; right chrome trim damaged (see photos). Can be easily replaced.
This steering wheel switch assembly is a direct-fit control module designed for steering wheel-mounted functions on compatible Citroën and Stellantis-platform vehicles. Ideal for professional workshops and experienced DIY mechanics, the unit restores convenient control of audio, phone and cruise functions (depending on vehicle equipment). Listing manufacturer and product codes in the description helps you find the correct replacement quickly — search terms such as Citroën C4 II steering wheel switch, VMF module or the OEM part numbers increase visibility and speed up repairs.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis (Citroën / Peugeot)
- Model: Citroën C4 II (cross-references: DS4, DS5, Peugeot 508 – fitment depends on equipment)
- Product Codes: 96720447ZD, 98094695ZD
- Additional Numbers: 96759249XT, 98000200ZD, 6243C4
Compatibility And Fitment Notes
Primarily intended for Citroën C4 II. Some codes and variants are also used across DS4, DS5 and certain Peugeot 508 models; compatibility depends on steering wheel trim and vehicle equipment level. Verify part numbers shown match the unit being replaced to ensure proper fit and function.
Installation Recommendations
- Disconnect the negative terminal of the 12V battery and wait at least 2–3 minutes to allow capacitors and airbag circuits to discharge.
- Remove the driver airbag module following manufacturer procedures and place it face up on a flat surface.
- Undo steering wheel trim and fasteners to access the switch module; gently unplug electrical connectors.
- Remove the old module and fit the replacement in the correct orientation; ensure connectors click firmly into place.
- Reassemble steering wheel components and re-fit the airbag. Reconnect the battery and verify all steering wheel functions (audio, phone, cruise) before returning the vehicle to service.
- If steering angle sensor or airbag warnings appear after reassembly, follow standard dealer/workshop procedures to clear faults and, if necessary, perform calibration with diagnostic equipment.
Most Common Causes Of Failure
Steering wheel switch modules typically fail due to wear from repeated use, ingress of moisture or dirt, damage from impacts (bumped or knocked steering wheel), or deterioration of internal contacts. Cosmetic damage such as scratched or broken chrome trim — as noted for this unit — does not necessarily affect electrical function, but physical damage can indicate prior impacts that may also stress connectors or internal components.
For professional mechanics and competent DIYers this module offers a straightforward replacement path to restore full steering-wheel control functionality. The presence of OEM codes in the listing helps match the correct variant quickly and reduces downtime during repairs.
