Description
Center armrest for PEUGEOT 407. Can be replaced with a leather part with code 7589E9 or 7589XH. Color HZD – Black Mistral. Material: Plastic.
This center armrest is a direct-fit interior component designed for Peugeot 407 owners and professional mechanics looking for a reliable replacement. It restores driver and passenger comfort by providing a stable elbow support and integrated storage surface in the central console area. Finished in Black Mistral (HZD) with a durable plastic construction, this armrest is an economical choice for workshop repairs and DIY maintenance. Frequently searched by product code (for example 7589E7), the part is easy to identify and install.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis (Citroën / Peugeot)
- Model: Peugeot 407
- Product Codes: 7589E7
- Additional Numbers: 75890000000, 7589000000000, 7589E9, 7589XH
- Color: Black Mistral (HZD)
- Material: Plastic
Installation Recommendations
Replacement is straightforward for experienced technicians and competent DIYers. Typical procedure:
- Remove any trim panels around the center console using plastic pry tools to avoid scratching.
- Unscrew the mounting bolts (commonly Torx or Phillips, depending on model year) securing the old armrest.
- Detach the armrest from its hinge and disconnect any clips. Most versions are mechanical only; if the armrest has illumination or electrical features, carefully disconnect the wiring harness before removal.
- Fit the new armrest in reverse order, ensuring all clips and fasteners engage correctly and the hinge/latch operates smoothly.
- Recommended tools: plastic trim tools, Torx/Phillips screwdriver set, ratchet with appropriate bits. Estimated replacement time: approximately 20–45 minutes depending on experience and vehicle configuration.
Why This Part Most Commonly Fails
Center armrests on Peugeot 407 frequently wear or fail due to daily mechanical stress. Common causes include:
- Hinge wear or breakage from repeated opening and closing, especially under heavy load.
- Cracked or fatigued plastic components caused by age, temperature changes and UV exposure.
- Damaged latch mechanisms or clips, often from improper use or accidental impact.
- Surface wear from abrasion, spills and chemical cleaners, which can accelerate deterioration of coverings and exposed plastic.
Choosing the correct product code (such as 7589E7) and checking the mounting points ensures a proper fit. The part can also be interchanged with leather variants under codes 7589E9 and 7589XH where a different finish is desired.
