Description
Wiper Mechanism For The First Series Of Citroën C1, Peugeot 107 And Toyota Aygo
This Wiper Mechanism (motor and linkage assembly) is a direct-fit replacement commonly referenced under part number 85010-0H011. Designed For The First Generation Citroën C1, Peugeot 107 And Toyota Aygo, It Restores Reliable Windshield Wiping Performance For Workshop Technicians And Self-Repair Enthusiasts. The Unit Is Ideal When The Wipers Move Sluggishly, Make Excessive Noise, Fail To Park Correctly Or Stop Working Completely. The Part Number Is Frequently Used In Searches, So Entering 85010-0H011 Will Help You Find The Correct Item Quickly.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis (Citroën / Peugeot)
- Model: Citroën C1 (First Series), Peugeot 107 (First Series), Toyota Aygo (First Series)
- Product Codes: 85010-0H011
- Other Numbers: Not Specified
Compatibility Notes
Fits First Generation Models Typically Produced Around 2005–2014. Confirm Fitment By Matching The Mounting Pattern And Connector Type On The Vehicle. This Mechanism Replaces Both The Electric Motor And The Linked Gearbox Assembly In Many Applications.
Installation Recommendations
- Disconnect The Battery Before Starting Work To Avoid Short Circuits And Accidental Motor Activation.
- Remove Wiper Arms (Mark Their Park Position), Then Remove The Cowl/Plenum Cover To Access The Motor And Linkage.
- Unplug The Electrical Connector And Unbolt The Motor/Mechanism From The Body. Keep Fasteners And Washers Organized For Reassembly.
- Fit The Replacement Unit, Respect Correct Park Position And Torque Values Where Specified. Reattach The Cowl And Wiper Arms, Then Test Wiper Operation Through Full Sweep And Park Cycles.
- After Installation, Verify That Wipers Park Correctly And Do Not Bind On The Windshield. Adjust Arm Position If Required.
How The Part Is Replaced (Step By Step)
- Park The Vehicle With The Wipers In The Park Position And Remove The Ignition Key.
- Disconnect The Negative Battery Terminal.
- Remove Wiper Arms (Use A Suitable Puller If Necessary) And The Cowl Cover.
- Disconnect Electrical Connector And Unbolt The Motor/Linkage Assembly.
- Install The New Mechanism, Secure All Bolts, Plug In The Connector And Refit Cowl And Wiper Arms In Correct Alignment.
- Reconnect The Battery And Cycle The Wipers To Confirm Proper Operation And Park Position.
Why This Part Fails Most Often
- Water Ingress And Corrosion Of The Motor Or Gearbox, Leading To Seized Gears Or Shorted Windings.
- Wear Of Internal Brushes Or Bearings Causing Reduced Torque And Intermittent Operation.
- Mechanical Wear Or Loosened Linkage Joints Causing Play, Slippage Or Incorrect Park Position.
- Electrical Issues Such As Corroded Connectors, Blown Fuses Or Faulty Relays In The Wiper Circuit.
- Overload From Heavy Loads (Ice/Snow) Leading To Accelerated Wear Or Gear Damage.
Practical Tips For Workshops And DIYers
- Inspect The Wiper Arms And Blades When Replacing The Motor—Worn Blades Increase Load And Reduce Motor Life.
- Check The Fuse And Relay Before Replacing The Motor To Avoid Unnecessary Parts Replacement.
- Lubricate Linkage Pivots With Appropriate Grease During Installation To Extend Service Life.
- Keep The Part Number 85010-0H011 Handy When Searching Or Ordering To Speed Up Identification.
Durability And Expected Service Life
Service Life Depends On Usage And Environmental Conditions. Under Normal Use The Mechanism Commonly Lasts Many Years, But Exposure To Road Salt, Moisture And Mechanical Overloads Can Shorten Lifespan. Typical Failure Window For High-Use Vehicles Is Often Several Years To Over A Decade.
