Description
Left Driver Airbag For Steering Wheel For Peugeot 107 From 2013 To 2014
High-quality replacement driver-side airbag designed for the Peugeot 107 (2013–2014). This steering wheel airbag, referenced by product code 16080426ZD, is intended for professional workshops and competent DIY mechanics who require a reliable, correctly fitting module. The unit restores occupant protection after deployment or damage to the original module and is compatible with the stock steering wheel assembly and airbag connector layout used on these models. Searching by OE code 16080426ZD or alternate code 16080426ZZD increases the chance of a precise match when sourcing parts.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis / Peugeot / Citroën
- Model: Peugeot 107 (2013–2014)
- Product Codes: 16080426ZD
- Other Numbers: 16080426ZZD
Function And Fitment
The airbag module is a primary occupant restraint component installed in the center of the steering wheel. In a frontal collision the inflator rapidly deploys the airbag to reduce impact forces to the driver’s head and chest. This module is a direct-fit replacement for the original equipment unit on the listed Peugeot 107 model years and connects to the vehicle harness via the steering column clock spring / airbag connector.
How To Replace
Replacement of a steering wheel airbag requires careful handling due to safety-critical components. Typical steps include: disconnect the negative battery terminal and wait at least 10–15 minutes to allow capacitors to discharge; remove the steering wheel trim and fasteners securing the airbag; carefully disconnect the airbag electrical connector(s) without pulling on wiring; remove the old module and install the new unit in reverse order, ensuring connectors are fully seated and contact surfaces are clean; torque steering wheel fasteners to manufacturer specification. After installation, clear fault codes and confirm the airbag indicator behaves correctly with an appropriate diagnostic tool.
Installation Recommendations
- Always Disconnect The Battery Before Starting Work And Observe A Waiting Period (At Least 10–15 Minutes).
- Handle The Airbag With The Front Surface Facing Upwards And Avoid Dropping Or Striking The Module.
- Do Not Probe Airbag Connectors With Power Or Test Leads; Use Proper Diagnostic Equipment To Read And Clear Codes.
- Ensure Steering Wheel Torque And Alignment Follow Manufacturer Specifications; Recalibrate Steering Angle Sensor If Required.
- If You Are Not Experienced With SRS Systems, Have The Installation Performed Or Checked By A Qualified Technician.
Why This Part Most Often Fails
- Deployment In A Collision — Once Deployed The Module Must Be Replaced.
- Electrical Damage Or Faulty Connectors — Corrosion Or Damaged Wiring In The Steering Column Can Cause A Fault Or Prevent Deployment.
- Water Ingress — Moisture From Leaks Can Corrode Connectors And Compromise The Inflator Or Initiator.
- Previous Improper Repairs — Incorrectly Reinstalled Airbags Or Damaged Clock Spring Assemblies Can Lead To Malfunction.
- Age And Environmental Factors — Although Not Common, Long-Term Degradation Or Manufacturing Faults Can Occur.
Part Number Notes: The unit is commonly referenced under code 16080426ZD and may also appear as 16080426ZZD in some listings. Always verify physical fitment and connector type against the vehicle before installation.
