Description
Left rear lamp for Peugeot 207 3- and 5-door cars. From 2010 with LED lighting. Driver’s side.
This high-quality left rear LED lamp is an ideal replacement for Peugeot 207 owners and professionals seeking a direct-fit, reliable solution. Designed for 3- and 5-door Peugeot 207 models from 2010 onward, the unit restores full rear lighting functionality and modern LED illumination. Frequently searched by part numbers 9686566080 and 6350HQ, this lamp is suitable for mechanics and DIY enthusiasts who expect straightforward installation and long-term durability. The LED design delivers brighter, quicker-responding light compared with traditional bulbs, improving visibility and safety while reducing the need for frequent replacements.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis
- Model: Peugeot 207 (3-door and 5-door) — Left Rear
- Product Codes: 9686566080, 6350HQ
- Additional Numbers: 6350 HQ, 968656-60-80
Compatibility And Fitment
Fits Peugeot 207 3-door and 5-door variants from 2010 where LED rear lamps are specified. Designed for the driver’s side (left). Buyers often search using the OE numbers 9686566080 and 6350HQ — include these in searches to locate the correct unit quickly.
Installation Recommendations
Replacement can be performed in a standard garage with basic hand tools. Typical steps:
- Disconnect the vehicle battery before starting work to avoid short circuits and protect onboard electronics.
- Open the tailgate and remove interior trim or access panel to reach the lamp mounting bolts.
- Unscrew mounting fasteners and carefully release the lamp from the body, watching for clips and seals.
- Disconnect the wiring connector and remove the old lamp. Inspect the connector for corrosion or damage.
- Fit the new lamp, reconnect the wiring, and secure mounting bolts. Ensure the gasket/seal sits correctly to prevent water ingress.
- Reconnect the battery and verify all functions (tail light, brake light, turn signal, and rear position light) before finishing.
Most Common Reasons For Failure
- Water ingress due to degraded seals or damaged lens leading to corrosion of contacts or internal LEDs.
- Impact damage from minor collisions or parking knocks causing cracks or broken mounting points.
- Corroded connectors or wiring issues that interrupt the electrical supply even when the lamp itself is intact.
- Thermal stress or manufacturing defects in the LED module (less common than with incandescent bulbs).
Practical Tips
When replacing the lamp, always check the condition of the mounting gaskets and wiring harness. Clean or replace corroded connectors and apply dielectric grease on terminals to improve long-term reliability. After installation, test all light functions from both inside and outside the vehicle to ensure proper operation.
