Description
Fuel Filler Cap Cover for PEUGEOT 807 and CITROËN C8
Color EYJ – Aster Grey Paint
This OEM-fit fuel filler cap cover is designed specifically for Peugeot 807 and Citroën C8 models. Finished in EYJ Aster Grey paint, it restores the vehicle’s exterior appearance and protects the fuel filler area from dirt, moisture and minor impacts. Commonly searched under product codes 1485207080 and 151790, this part offers a direct replacement for worn, cracked or damaged fuel door covers and is ideal for professional workshops and DIY mechanics looking for a precise fit and factory-style finish.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis (Citroën / Peugeot)
- Model: Peugeot 807; Citroën C8
- Product Codes: 1485207080, 151790, EYJC, EYJ
- Additional Numbers: Not Specified
Function And Benefits
The fuel filler cap cover (fuel door) protects the filler neck and cap from contamination and corrosion, helps prevent fuel theft and maintains the vehicle’s exterior aesthetics. A correctly fitted cover ensures proper sealing of the fuel flap area and preserves alignment with the surrounding body panels.
Installation Recommendations
- Preparation: Work on a cool, dry surface and keep replacement parts and fasteners organized.
- Removal: Open the fuel flap and inspect retaining screws or clips. Remove any visible screws or fasteners. If access is restricted, check the inner wheel arch or trunk area for additional fasteners securing the assembly.
- Disconnection: If a tether or locking mechanism is present, carefully disconnect it to avoid damage. Retain original fasteners if they are in good condition.
- Fitting: Position the new cover into the hinge and align with surrounding bodywork. Reinstall clips or screws securely but avoid overtightening to prevent cracking the plastic.
- Adjustment: Check the flushness and gap around the fuel door; small alignment adjustments may be required to match the factory fit.
- Final Check: Operate the flap several times to confirm smooth opening/closing and proper latch engagement.
Why This Part Most Often Fails
- Impact Damage: Minor collisions or bumps at the fuel filler area often crack or deform the cover.
- Hinge And Clip Wear: Plastic hinges and retaining clips degrade over time, leading to loose or sagging fuel doors.
- Corrosion And Seizing: Moisture and debris can corrode metal components or cause latches to seize.
- Paint Degradation: Exposure to UV and environmental contaminants can fade or peel the painted finish.
Additional Notes
This part is typically sought by mechanics and independent installers under the product numbers listed above. Ensure the paint code (EYJ) matches your vehicle when color matching is important. For best results during replacement, inspect hinges, clips and the latch mechanism and replace any worn components at the same time.
