Description
Driver’s Seat Airbag for Peugeot 307 CC.
This original-style driver seat airbag (OE references 96457585ZR / 8216Z0) is designed for the Peugeot 307 CC (307 I) and is a direct-fit safety component for the vehicle’s front seating system. Suitable for professional workshops and experienced DIY mechanics, the module restores occupant protection after deployment or when the original unit shows a persistent SRS fault. Common search terms: Driver Seat Airbag, Peugeot 307 Airbag Module, 96457585ZR, 8216Z0.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis / Peugeot
- Model: Peugeot 307 CC (307 I)
- Product Codes: 96457585ZR, 8216Z0
- Other Numbers: NFP
Function
The seat airbag is part of the vehicle’s Supplemental Restraint System (SRS) and is designed to inflate rapidly during a qualifying side or near-side impact to reduce occupant injury. It works together with seat belts and other airbags to manage energy transfer and protect the torso and pelvis area.
Replacement And Installation
Before any work on SRS components, always follow safe procedures. Disconnect the negative battery terminal and wait at least 10 minutes to allow the SRS capacitors to discharge. Typical replacement steps (for trained technicians or experienced DIYers):
- Disconnect battery negative terminal and wait a minimum of 10 minutes.
- Move the seat to gain access; remove seat trim panels and upholstery retaining clips as required.
- Unplug the SRS connector (typically a 2‑pin yellow SRS connector) and remove the fixing bolts holding the airbag module to the seat frame.
- Fit the new airbag module, secure bolts to the vehicle manufacturer’s specification, reconnect the SRS connector and reassemble seat trim.
- After installation, clear SRS fault codes and confirm proper system readiness using an appropriate diagnostic tool. If the airbag has been deployed previously or the control unit registers a fault, professional diagnosis is required.
Handle the airbag module with care: store the unit with the airbag surface facing upward, do not subject the inflator to impact or heat, and never attempt to modify the module. Use safety gloves and eye protection when working with SRS components.
Why Parts Fail Most Often
Seat airbags typically do not have scheduled replacement intervals and remain serviceable for the vehicle’s life unless affected by one of the following:
- Previous Deployment: Once deployed the inflator and squib must be replaced.
- Electrical Faults: Wiring harness damage, connector corrosion or poor contact can generate SRS fault codes and prevent deployment.
- Mechanical Damage: Seat removal, impact, or wear at seat rails may damage the module or its connector.
- Water Ingress: Moisture reaching connectors or wiring can cause corrosion and electrical faults.
Recommendations
Replace the module with the correct part numbers (96457585ZR / 8216Z0). Verify connector condition and wiring integrity during installation. If SRS warning light persists after fitting, perform a full diagnostic check and repair using a professional diagnostic tool. If you are not fully confident working with SRS components, have the replacement carried out by a qualified technician.
