Description
Air Conditioning Pipe For Citroën C2, C3, C3 Picasso And Peugeot 207
Air conditioning pipe designed for Citroën and Peugeot models listed below. This replacement AC line is frequently searched by OEM numbers 9680614780 and 6460TZ and is intended for professional workshops and competent DIY mechanics who require a direct-fit part to restore sealed, leak-free operation of the climate system.
Features And Function
The pipe carries refrigerant between key components of the air conditioning system (compressor, condenser and evaporator), maintaining system pressure and enabling efficient heat exchange. It is made to match original connection types and routing, with corrosion-resistant materials and factory-style fittings to withstand vibration and temperature cycles.
Fitment
- Citroën C2
- Citroën C3
- Citroën C3 Picasso
- Peugeot 207
How To Replace
- Recover Refrigerant Using Certified Recovery Equipment Before Starting Work.
- Disconnect The Battery And Follow Manufacturer Safety Procedures To Avoid Electrical Damage.
- Relieve System Pressure And Remove Fastenings, Noting The Original Routing And Clamp Positions.
- Replace All Sealing O-Rings At Connections With Correct Size And Lubricant Compatible With The Refrigerant.
- Install The New Pipe, Secure Clamps And Fasteners, And Tighten To Manufacturer Torque Specifications.
- Evacuate The System Using A Vacuum Pump, Perform A Leak Test, Then Recharge With The Correct Type And Amount Of Refrigerant And Compressor Oil.
- Run The Climate System, Verify Proper Pressures And Cooling Performance, And Recheck For Leaks.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis
- Model: Citroën C2, Citroën C3, Citroën C3 Picasso, Peugeot 207
- Product Codes: 9680614780
- Additional Numbers: 6460TZ
Installation Recommendations
Work In A Clean Area To Prevent Contamination Of The A/C System. Always Replace O-Rings When Opening The System And Use The Correct Lubricant For The Installed Refrigerant. Use Calibrated Vacuum And Charging Equipment. If You Do Not Have Certified Recovery And Charging Tools, Have The Refrigerant Recovery And Recharging Performed By A Qualified Workshop.
Most Common Failure Reasons
- Corrosion Caused By Road Salt And Moisture Leading To Pinholes Or Perforation.
- Mechanical Damage From Chafing, Impact Or Improper Routing.
- Degraded Or Hardened O-Rings At Connection Points Causing Leaks.
- Fatigue At Bends Or Fittings Due To Long-Term Vibration And Thermal Cycling.
