Car radio with CD Citroën Peugeot 964514597700

Description

Car radio with CD SIEMENS VDO for CITROEN and PEUGEOT
cars
The radio must be added to the car through diagnostics
Fully functional – tested

Part description

The used car radio with CD is an original SIEMENS VDO part designed for Citroën and Peugeot cars. It is a sought-after replacement in the event of a malfunction of the original radio, sound drops, non-functioning CD mechanism or malfunction of the control. Thanks to the specified product number, it is especially suitable for finding an exact replacement according to the part designation.

This auto part is fully functional and tested. With this type of radio, it must be taken into account that after installation, it must be added to the car using diagnostics in order to ensure proper function in a specific car.

Technical information

• Manufacturer: SIEMENS VDO
• Model: Citroën, Peugeot; Peugeot 307
• Other numbers: 964514597700, 6564RT, 6564V, NFP

Product codes

Product codes: 964514597700, 6564RT, 6564V, NFP

Models listed in the documents: Peugeot 307, 307 I, 807, Berlingo II, C2, C3 I, C8, Partner II

Installation recommendations

This part is an electronic part, for which the exact assembly steps may depend on the specific model and design of the car. It is certain from the documents that after installation the radio needs to be added to the car with diagnostics.

1) Before assembly

• Check the compatibility of the old and new part according to the product number and other markings on the label.
• Compare connectors, front panel shape, control layout and mounting.
• Inspect the condition of the connectors and pins, whether they are bent, corroded or mechanically damaged.
• Verify that the part is free of visible damage to the front panel, buttons and CD drive.

2) Necessary tools and materials

• basic set of hand tools
• dismantling tools for the car radio or a plastic crowbar
• clean cloth
• connector cleaning agent suitable for electrical installation
• diagnostic equipment for connecting the radio to the car

3) Step-by-step assembly procedure

1. Turn off the ignition and disconnect the battery according to normal service practice before starting work.
2. Remove trim or covers if obstructing access to radio.
3. Using a suitable tool, release the original car radio from its mounting.
4. Carefully slide out the old part so as not to damage the wiring or connectors.
5. Disconnect all electrical connectors and any antenna connections.
6. Compare the original and new part by numbers, connectors and overall design.
7. If necessary, gently clean the connectors and check their condition.
8. Connect the connectors to the installed radio and check for proper seating.
9. Carefully place the radio in the mounting area and secure it in place.
10. Connect the battery and perform a basic power check and start the radio.
11. Use the diagnostics to perform the radio transfer to the car as required by this type of part.
12. After successful pairing, verify radio function, control and CD playback.

• 4) Post-assembly checks and functional test verification

  • Check that the radio turns on correctly and does not exhibit error behavior.
  • Verify the functionality of the buttons, display and basic controls.
  • Test radio reception and CD drive function.
  • Make sure the part is properly seated and does not come loose during driving or vibration.

  5) The most common assembly mistakes + how to avoid them

  • Part interchange based on similar appearance – always compare exact part numbers.
  • Damage to connectors during disassembly – disconnect connectors carefully without force.
  • Assembly without subsequent uploading with diagnostics – this step is necessary for this radio.
  • Insufficient seating of the radio in the holder – check for a tight fit after installation.
  • Work under voltage – before handling the electrical installation, it is advisable to disconnect the battery.

  Reasons why the part is damaged

  • normal wear and tear of electronics and mechanical parts during long-term use
  • breakdown of CD drive or wear of internal moving parts
  • voltage fluctuations in the on-board network
  • oxidation or contamination of electrical connectors
  • improper disassembly or assembly that damages the panel or connectors
  • intrusion of dust, moisture or dirt into the electronics of the device