Description
Fuel filler cap cover for Peugeot 807 and Citroën C8
Color KGB – Ethel Green paint
Product Overview
This painted fuel filler cap cover (fuel door) is designed for Peugeot 807 and Citroën C8 models. It restores exterior appearance, protects the fuel filler and cap from dirt and moisture, and ensures correct alignment and closure of the fuel flap. Ideal for professional workshops and experienced DIY mechanics looking for an original-fit exterior body part with the KGB (Ethel Green) finish.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis (Citroën / Peugeot)
- Model: Peugeot 807; Citroën C8
- Product Codes: 1485207080, 151790
- Additional Numbers: KGB (Paint Code)
Fitment and Function
The part replaces the external fuel filler door and matches the factory paint finish for a consistent look. Its primary functions are to provide a weatherproof closure for the fuel filler area, prevent contamination of the fuel cap and filler neck, and maintain vehicle aesthetics. Compatible with vehicles that accept the listed product codes; check the part number when ordering.
Installation Recommendations
Suitable for installation by professional technicians or experienced DIYers. Typical replacement steps:
- Open the fuel door and remove any inner trim or access panel to reach mounting screws or clips.
- Carefully remove fasteners (screws, rivets or plastic clips) securing the old filler cover and detach it from the hinge and locking striker if present.
- Transfer any locking mechanism, rubber seals or springs from the old part to the new cover if required.
- Fit the new cover, align gaps and hinge movement, then tighten fasteners to the correct torque. Replace damaged clips or fasteners with new items for secure mounting.
- Confirm correct closure, latch engagement and paint finish alignment. Touch up paint edges if necessary to avoid corrosion.
Use common hand tools, panel-clip pliers and corrosion-inhibiting products on metal contact surfaces. If the part is painted, handle carefully to avoid scratches during installation.
Why This Part Commonly Fails
- Impact Damage: Side bumps or collisions commonly dent or crack the fuel door.
- Corrosion And Wear: Hinge pins, springs or metal mounting points can corrode, causing the door to sag or stick.
- Broken Clips Or Mechanism: Plastic clips, hinge elements or the latch mechanism can snap from repeated use or stress.
- Cosmetic Degradation: Paint chipping or fading from stone chips, fuel spills or environmental exposure.
Notes For Buyers
Always verify the product code (1485207080 / 151790) and paint code (KGB) against your vehicle’s existing parts before purchase to ensure correct fit and color match. Replacement often requires minor adjustment to achieve perfect gap alignment; if unsure, have the part fitted by a bodyshop or experienced mechanic.
