Description
Multi-function video screen cable for PEUGEOT 407 facelift cars
It is from a PEUGEOT 407 2008
Part description
This is a screen cable (multifunctional video display) intended for the Peugeot 407 in the facelift version. Suitable as a replacement in the event of damage to the original cabling, picture dropouts or when repairing/restoring the display function after tampering with the electrical installation. Thanks to the specific designation, it is often searched for by part number 9662390980 and additional code 6563ZZ.
Technical information
Product codes
- Product codes: 9662390980, 6563ZZ
Installation recommendations
Generally/typically applies to replacing the wiring to the display (exact steps may vary depending on the specific equipment and design of the car):
1) Before assembly
- Compare the numbering (9662390980 / 6563ZZ) and the design of the connectors with the old piece.
- Check for broken connector locks, damaged insulation, dented pins, or cracks in the connector body.
- Check that the cable is not broken anywhere and that the harness is not attacked by corrosion/oxidation on the contacts.
2) Necessary tools and materials
- Basic set of screwdrivers and bits
- Plastic crowbar for dismantling interior parts
- Flashlight
- Cable tapes / textile tape for wiring (to secure the wiring)
- Contact cleaner (if the connectors are dirty/oxidized)
3) Step-by-step assembly procedure
- Turn off the ignition and disconnect the battery.
- Get access to where the display and its wiring are (remove the necessary covers/trimming gently with a plastic pry bar).
- Document the original condition: take a picture of the cable routing and the location of the handles.
- Carefully unlock the connectors – don’t pull on the cable, but on the body of the connector.
- Release the cable from all clips and guides so that it can be removed without force.
- Compare the new and original cable (length, connector types, securing).
- Install the cable in the original route – make sure it does not break anywhere and is not under tension.
- Connect the connectors and make sure they snap and lock into place.
- Secure the cable in the grips; if necessary, complete the fixation with tapes so that the bundle does not move and does not rub against the edges.
- Reinstall the removed covers/trims.
- Connect the battery.
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4) Post-assembly checks and test drive/function verification
- Verify the function of the display (stable image, no dropouts when the car moves).
- Check that the cable does not touch any sharp edges and is not pinched after mounting the plastics.
- When driving for a short time, observe whether the defect manifests itself in vibrations (typically a badly clicked connector).
5) The most common assembly mistakes + how to avoid them
- Pulling on the cable instead of the connector → there is a risk of pulling out the wires; always hold the connector body.
- Unsnapped locks → image dropouts; after connecting, lightly check that the connector holds.
- Bad wiring of the bundle (pinches, sharp edges) → penetration of the insulation over time; follow the original route and fixation.
- Assembly without disconnecting the battery → risk of short circuit; always disconnect the battery first.
Reasons why the part is damaged
- Mechanical stress on the cable (bending, tension, vibration) leading to breakage of the wires.
- Loose or oxidised connector – loss of contact and signal fluctuations occur.
- Unprofessional disassembly of the interior (prying, pulling) and damage to connector locks.
- Rubbing of insulation by edges or pinching when reassembling plastic parts.
- Moisture in the connector area and subsequent corrosion of the contacts.
