Description
Driver’s Knee Airbag For PEUGEOT 407. Color HZD – Black Mistral.
Product Overview
This genuine-style driver’s knee airbag is designed for the Peugeot 407 and provides additional lower-body protection in frontal collisions. The module is finished in Black Mistral (color code HZD) to match the vehicle interior and is identified by common product codes used for search and fitment.
Key Benefits
- Direct replacement for the original knee airbag location beneath the steering column.
- Improves occupant protection by reducing leg and lower torso injuries during a frontal impact.
- Supplied with factory-style connectors for straightforward installation on compatible vehicles.
- Often searched by product codes—ideal for technicians and DIY enthusiasts who look up parts by number.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis (Peugeot/Citroën)
- Model: Peugeot 407
- Product Codes: 96445885ZD, 8216CE
- Other Numbers: NFP (as provided)
Compatibility
Designed for Peugeot 407 models. The 407 was produced across several body styles (saloon, SW/estate) and model years; confirm compatibility by matching the product code(s) printed on the original module with the codes above. This listing is aimed at mechanics and experienced DIYers comfortable with airbag replacement procedures.
Function And Typical Failure Modes
The knee airbag deploys during certain frontal-impact events to protect the driver’s knees and lower torso, reducing injury risk and helping to control occupant motion. Common reasons for replacement include:
- Deployment in an accident — airbags are single-use and must be replaced after activation.
- Electrical faults or SRS warning light indicating a circuit/connector issue.
- Physical damage to the module or surrounding trim from impacts or improper handling.
- Corrosion or poor contact at connectors caused by moisture ingress over time.
Replacement Interval
Airbags are generally intended to remain in service for the life of the vehicle unless deployed or a fault is detected. Replace the knee airbag after any deployment or when the SRS system indicates a fault that traces to the module or its wiring.
Installation Recommendations
Installation of SRS components requires care. Recommended steps for qualified personnel or experienced DIYers:
- Disconnect the vehicle battery and wait at least 3–10 minutes (follow manufacturer guidance) to allow capacitors in the SRS system to discharge before beginning work.
- Remove lower dash trim and any retaining fasteners to access the knee airbag module.
- Unplug the airbag connector by releasing the locking tab; avoid pulling on wires.
- Install the replacement module in the correct orientation, secure all fasteners, and reconnect the airbag connector.
- Reconnect the battery and clear SRS fault codes using a diagnostic tool. Verify that the SRS warning light behaves correctly during the ignition cycle.
For safe and reliable results, follow the vehicle manufacturer’s service manual procedures and torque specifications. If unsure, have the replacement performed by a qualified technician.
Why This Part Is Often Replaced
Knee airbags are most commonly replaced after crash deployment. They can also be replaced due to electrical faults, damage to the housing or trim, or connector/corrosion problems that trigger the SRS warning light. Because the module is part of the restraint system, any related fault should be addressed promptly to restore full occupant protection.
