Description
Air Conditioning Compressor Bracket For Citroën And Peugeot Vehicles With 1.4 VTI And 1.6 VTI Engines.
This heavy-duty compressor bracket is designed to secure the air conditioning compressor on Citroën and Peugeot models equipped with 1.4 VTI and 1.6 VTI engines. Ideal for professional mechanics and experienced DIY enthusiasts, the bracket restores correct compressor alignment, reduces vibration transfer to the engine block and accessory drive, and helps prevent premature belt and bearing wear. The part is frequently searched by part numbers — include 758078180, 9808515080, 6453YH and V758078180-01 when checking fitment.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis (Citroën / Peugeot)
- Model: Citroën Berlingo B9; Citroën C4 II; Peugeot 207; Peugeot 308; Peugeot Partner III
- Product Codes: V758078180-01; 758078180; 9808515080; 6453YH
- Additional Numbers: 6453.Yh; 78180; 78180; V758078180; 758078180
Compatibility And Fitment
Fits vehicles from the Stellantis group equipped with the 1.4 VTI and 1.6 VTI petrol engines as fitted to the models listed above. Always confirm engine type and mounting layout visually — brackets can differ between engine versions and model years. This bracket is intended to match original mounting points and restore OEM geometry.
How The Part Is Replaced
- Prepare The Vehicle: Park on level ground, secure with handbrake, lift and support with jack stands if necessary.
- Safety And Refrigerant: If the compressor or refrigerant lines must be disconnected, have the air conditioning system evacuated and later recharged by a certified technician in accordance with regulations.
- Remove Drive Belt: Release belt tensioner and remove the serpentine/accessory belt to relieve load on the compressor.
- Support Compressor: Use a strap or support to hold the compressor in place so hoses are not stressed.
- Unbolt And Replace: Remove mounting bolts, detach the old bracket, compare fitment, fit the new bracket and tighten bolts to the manufacturer’s torque specification.
- Reassembly: Reinstall the compressor and belt, restore belt tension, and if refrigerant lines were opened, evacuate and recharge the system professionally. Check for proper alignment and belt tracking.
Installation Recommendations
- Use New Fasteners Where Required: Replace damaged or stretched bolts and nuts; use correct grade hardware.
- Follow Torque Specs: Tighten all mounting bolts to the workshop manual values to avoid cracking or loosening.
- Inspect Compressor Bearings And Pulley: Excessive play or noise in the compressor can overload the new bracket and should be addressed before installation.
- Protect Threads: Apply appropriate anti-seize or threadlocker according to manufacturer guidance when reassembling.
- Check Belt Condition And Alignment: Replace worn belts and ensure pulleys are aligned to avoid premature wear.
Most Common Failure Causes
The bracket itself is typically a long‑life component, but common reasons for replacement include:
- Corrosion And Rust: Exposure to road salt and moisture can weaken the bracket or its fixings.
- Compressor Seizure Or Bearing Failure: A stuck or overloaded compressor transfers excessive forces to the bracket causing cracks or deformation.
- Mechanical Impact: Front-end collisions or engine/transmission movement after a failed mount can damage the bracket.
- Loose Or Stripped Fasteners: Vibrations and insufficient torque can lead to loosening, resulting in misalignment and eventual failure.
Symptoms Indicating Bracket Damage: Unusual accessory belt noise, visible misalignment of the compressor pulley, increased vibration in the engine bay, or rapid belt wear. On high‑mileage vehicles or after compressor failure, inspection of the bracket is recommended during AC repairs.
Notes For Buyers: This part is commonly listed under the referenced product codes — searching by these numbers accelerates identification. It is intended as a direct replacement for original mounting geometry and is suited for workshops and competent DIYers comfortable with accessory drive and AC system procedures.
