This original sun visor (OEM code 8143NQ) is designed for the passenger side of Citroën C5 generations I and II. It includes an integrated vanity mirror and illumination, offering a factory-fit appearance and function. Ideal for auto mechanics and experienced DIY enthusiasts who need a direct replacement part that preserves the interior look and maintains the original convenience features. The part number 8143NQ is commonly used in searches, so adding it in your order or search will help you find the correct item quickly.

Technical Information

• Manufacturer: Citroën (Stellantis)
• Model: Citroën C5 I (2001–2008); Citroën C5 II (2008–2017)
• Product Codes: 8143NQ
• Other Numbers: N/A

Installation Recommendations

Basic replacement steps for a passenger-side sun visor with light:

1. Protect the interior and gather tools: trim remover, Phillips screwdriver and a small flat tool to release clips.
2. Disconnect the negative battery terminal before working on any electrical connectors to avoid short circuits.
3. Carefully pry off the plastic trim or cover concealing the visor mounting screws.
4. Unscrew the mounting screws while supporting the visor to prevent it from dropping.
5. If equipped with a vanity light, gently disconnect the electrical connector from the visor.
6. Install the replacement visor by reversing the removal steps: connect the electrical connector, secure the screws, and snap the trim back into place. Verify mirror light operation before finishing.

For safe and reliable installation use manufacturer-style fasteners and avoid over-tightening screws that could crack trim or break mounting points.

Most Common Reasons for Failure

• Mechanical Wear: Hinges and pivot points fatigue over years of use and can become loose or break.
• Cosmetic Damage: Fabric or vinyl covering can delaminate, discolor, or stain—especially on used parts.
• Electrical Faults: Vanity light failures are usually caused by poor connector contact, burned-out bulbs/LEDs, or wiring abrasion.
• Mounting Point Damage: Over-tightening, impact, or previous improper repairs can crack the mounting bosses on the headliner or visor base.

Why Choose This Part

Replacing a worn or damaged visor with a correct-fit unit restores functionality (mirror and light) and maintains interior aesthetics. The presence of the OEM code 8143NQ makes this part easy to identify for mechanics and self-repairers searching by part number. As a used item it may show light cosmetic soiling but retains full structural and functional value when fittings and connectors are intact.

Practical Tips

• Test the vanity light and connector before final reassembly.
• If the mounting area on the headliner is damaged, repair or reinforce it before installing the new visor to avoid repeat failure.
• Keep the removed screws and trim pieces organized to ensure a clean reinstallation.

Order this passenger-side sun visor (8143NQ) when you need a cost-effective solution that preserves original appearance and functionality for Citroën C5 I and II models.

High-quality replacement sun visor for the driver side of Citroën C5 (models I and II). Supplied with vanity mirror and integrated illumination, part number 8143NQ. Ideal for workshops and DIY mechanics who need a direct-fit interior component to restore function and appearance. The visor is a practical and cost-effective alternative to a new original part and matches the factory mounting points, electrical connector for the lamp and the clip positions used in these models.

Technical Information

• Manufacturer: Stellantis (Citroën)
• Model: Citroën C5 I (2001–2008), Citroën C5 II (2008–2017)
• Product Codes: 8143NQ
• Other Numbers: NFP (as marked) / Driver Side

Compatibility

Fits Citroën C5 first and second generation vehicles where the original sun visor is the same shape and mounting arrangement. Confirm fit using the part number 8143NQ and physical comparison of mounting points before installation.

Function And Common Faults

The sun visor provides glare protection and includes a vanity mirror with a lamp that illuminates when opened. Common failures on original visors include:

• Broken or worn hinge and pivot causing sagging or loose visor.
• Damaged or detached mounting clips causing rattles or poor retention.
• Failed lamp (burnt bulb or faulty LED) or poor electrical contact in the connector.
• Surface wear, staining or delamination of the covering material after years of use and sun exposure.

Replacement Procedure

Suitable for experienced DIYers and technicians. Typical replacement steps:

1. Disconnect the vehicle battery as a safety precaution to prevent short circuits and protect interior electronics.
2. Fold the visor to a convenient position and remove any trim covers hiding the mounting screws (use plastic trim tools to avoid damage).
3. Unplug the electrical connector for the vanity lamp—note the connector orientation for reassembly.
4. Remove mounting screws or release the mounting clip and detach the visor from the roof mounting bracket.
5. Install the replacement visor by reversing the removal steps: secure mounting screws/clips, reconnect the lamp connector and verify correct operation of the light and visor movement.

Estimated time: 15–30 minutes depending on interior trim complexity and access.

Installation Recommendations

• Always disconnect the battery before starting work on interior electrics.
• Use trim removal tools to avoid breaking plastic clips or damaging headliner material.
• Inspect the lamp holder and connector for corrosion; clean contacts if necessary before reconnecting.
• If clips are brittle or broken, replace them to ensure a secure fit and to avoid rattles.
• After installation, test the vanity light, visor movement and clip retention to ensure correct function.

Most Common Cause Of Failure

Sun visors most commonly fail due to mechanical fatigue of the plastic hinge and mounting clips caused by repeated use and exposure to temperature cycles and sunlight. Over time the plastic becomes brittle and can snap or lose tension, and the covering material may stain or delaminate. Electrical faults in the vanity lamp are typically due to a blown bulb/LED or poor connector contact.

Condition: Used part with possible light soiling. Clean and test the lamp and hinge after installation. Part number for reference: 8143NQ.