Description
Steering Wheel For Citroën C2 And C3 Including Pluriel. Colour HZE – Tramontane. Undamaged And Well Preserved. Fits Models Up To 2009.
This genuine used steering wheel is a direct-fit replacement for first-generation Citroën C2 and C3 models, including the C3 Pluriel. Supplied in Tramontane finish (colour code HZE), it is structurally intact and cosmetically preserved — ideal for mechanics and DIY enthusiasts seeking an OEM look and feel. Commonly searched by part numbers 96806020ZE, 96437310ZE and 96488362ZE, this item is a practical choice for restoration, repair or upgrade jobs where original appearance and fitment matter.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis / Citroën
- Model: Citroën C2, Citroën C3, Citroën C3 Pluriel (fits models up to 2009)
- Product Codes: 96806020ZE, 96437310ZE, 96488362ZE
- Additional Numbers: 4109HE, 4109EW, NFP
Compatibility And Application Notes
Designed for Citroën small cars of the early 2000s era. Verify steering column splines and connector type visually during fitment — while the wheel is a physical fit for the listed models, confirm that any steering-wheel-mounted controls or clockspring connectors match your vehicle’s configuration before installation.
Installation Recommendations
Recommended for experienced technicians or competent DIY mechanics. Follow safe workshop practice and the vehicle manufacturer’s procedures:
- Disconnect the battery and wait several minutes before starting work to prevent accidental airbag deployment and to protect electrical systems.
- Mark the steering wheel position relative to the steering column to preserve tracking and wheel alignment.
- Carefully remove the airbag module if fitted (follow manufacturer guidelines), disconnecting its connectors only after battery isolation.
- Loosen the central retaining nut, use a proper steering wheel puller to remove the wheel without damaging the column splines.
- When fitting the replacement wheel, ensure correct alignment of splines, reconnect electrical connectors securely and torque the retaining nut to the manufacturer’s specification.
- After installation, check steering wheel centring and functionality of horn and any switches; perform a road test to confirm correct behaviour.
Why This Part Usually Fails
Steering wheels rarely suffer mechanical failure but are subject to wear and cosmetic degradation over time. Typical causes of replacement include abrasion and cracking of the rim surface from prolonged use, sun and heat damage, staining from oils and chemicals, and wear of painted or leather surfaces. In some cases, faults in steering-wheel-mounted switches or degradation of the finish prompt replacement for safety or aesthetic reasons.
Practical Tips For Buyers
- Search by the listed product codes for faster identification and to match your original part number.
- If the vehicle has steering-wheel controls, visually compare connector types and switch layouts before purchase.
- Use appropriate tools (steering wheel puller, torque wrench) and respect safety steps when handling airbag-equipped wheels.
