Description
Tank cap cover for PEUGEOT 3008 cars of the first generation
Color KGN – LAK BOURRASQUE
Filling nozzle box in stock under code 1518E2
We have other colors in stock
Part description
The used tank cap cover is intended for Peugeot 3008 I and represents a practical solution in case of damage, loss or cosmetic defect of the original part. Thanks to the original design, it follows the appearance of the body well and is suitable for repairing the car without unnecessary compromises.
This part is also searched for 9682803080, 1517G9 and color code KGN. The advantage is that it is a specific part in the shade LAK BOURRASQUE, which will be appreciated by both auto mechanics and car owners who carry out self-repairs.
- Original used car part for Peugeot
- Colour: KGN – LAK BOURRASQUE
- Suitable for replacement after the original cover is broken, scratched or lost
- Another related part: filler box 1518E2
Technical information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis Citroën Peugeot
- Model: Peugeot 3008 first generation, Peugeot 3008 I
- Other numbers: 9682803080, 1517G9, KGN, 1518E2
Product codes
Installation recommendations
Generally/typically, the exact procedure for replacing the tank cap cover may vary depending on the specific design of the car and the way the part is attached. Before the assembly itself, it is always advisable to compare the new and original piece so that the shape, color, attachment and connected parts agree.
1) Before assembly
- Inspect the cover for cracks, deformation or excessive wear in the attachment area.
- Compare the cover with the old part according to the shape, size, color and connection method to the surrounding parts.
- Check the condition of the surroundings of the filler neck and connected plastic parts, whether they are damaged.
- If the supporting or connecting part has also been damaged, check the condition of the filler neck box.
2) Necessary tools and materials
- Basic set of hand tools
- Plastic pry bar or tool for gentle release of cover parts
- Clean cloth
- Cleaner suitable for removing dirt from contact surfaces
- Protective gloves
3) Step-by-step assembly procedure
- Secure the vehicle against movement and prepare a working area around the tank cap.
- Carefully open the tank lid compartment and visually check the condition of the original attachment.
- Disassemble a damaged or non-functioning cover so as not to damage the surrounding paintwork or plastic parts.
- Clean the mating surfaces and remove any dust, grease or dirt residues that could prevent proper seating.
- Compare the dismantled part with the new part, especially the shape of the edges, attachment and connection to the surrounding part of the bodywork.
- Check for damage to hinges, clips, or other fasteners, if included in the design.
- Place the cover in the correct position without using excessive force.
- Gradually fasten or snap the part according to the type of attachment so that it fits evenly and without tension.
- Check that the cover opens and closes properly and does not rub anywhere.
- Check the connection to the surrounding body surfaces and the overall appearance after assembly.
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4) Post-assembly checks and function verification
- Try several open and close cycles.
- Check that the cover fits properly and does not protrude from the surrounding bodywork.
- Check for excessive play during handling.
- After a short run, visually verify again that the part is firmly in place.
5) The most common assembly mistakes + how to avoid them
- Part replacement by appearance – always check product numbers and color markings.
- Use of excessive force – plastic parts may crack or deform.
- Insufficient post-assembly inspection – always verify opening, closing and correct seating function.
- Mechanical damage during refueling or careless handling
- Cracking or cracking of plastic due to age and wear
- Damage after minor contact with an obstacle or when washing the car
- Influence of weather, UV radiation and long-term stress on the material
- Defect or damage to the follow-up attachment, which causes the cover to not fit properly and to put more stress on it
