Part description

This used part is intended for Peugeot 206 cars and forms an important part of the dashboard around the car radio and ventilation outlets. It is a radio frame with fans, which affects not only the appearance of the interior, but also the correct placement of the connecting elements and the normal use of the central part of the dashboard.

The part is also searched by product number 8211C4. The advantage is the original design for the given model, thanks to which the appropriate geometry, attachment and appearance of the interior are preserved. Color design is HYE – GRAY QUIKSYLVER.

Technical information

• Manufacturer: Stellantis Citroën Peugeot
• Model: Peugeot 206
• Other numbers: HYE – QUIKSYLVER GRAY

Product codes

• Product codes: 8211C4
• Models: Peugeot 206

Installation recommendations

For this type of part, it is generally true that the exact disassembly and assembly procedure may vary depending on the specific design of the dashboard and the car’s equipment. It is typically an interior plastic part with subsequent ventilation elements, so it is advisable to proceed with caution to avoid damage to the handles, surrounding plastics or control elements.

1) Before assembly

• Carefully compare the new and original part, especially the shape, fit, placement of latches and appearance of the vents.
• Check that product number 8211C4 and color HYE – QUIKSYLVER GRAY match.
• Check the condition of all plastic mounts, guide parts and fan blades for cracks, deformation or excessive wear.
• Before assembly, clean the contact surfaces and the surroundings in the dashboard from dust and dirt.

2) Necessary tools and materials

• plastic crowbar for dismantling interior tiles,
• ordinary hand tools by attachment type,
• clean cloth or microfiber,
• gentle cleaning agent suitable for interior plastics,
• good lighting of the work space.

3) Step-by-step assembly procedure

1. Park the vehicle in a safe place and prepare a work space in the interior.
2. Typically first carefully remove the surrounding dash covers if they are blocking access to the bezel.
3. Using a plastic pry bar, loosen the original frame without damaging the surrounding plastic or attachment points.
4. After removing the old part, check the mounting condition in the dashboard and, if necessary, remove the broken remains of the plastic latches.
5. Compare the original and the new part side by side and verify that all important attachment points and the shape of the fans match.
6. Clean the contact surfaces and the space in which the frame will be installed.
7. Put the new frame on first on a clean surface and check that it fits correctly without excessive resistance and without crossing.
8. Then seat the part evenly, usually from the guide points towards the individual latches.
9. Secure all grips with light and even pressure, never use brute force on one spot.
10. If subsequent interior elements have been dismantled, put them back in the reverse order.
11. Check the free movement of the fan blades and the correct alignment of the frame with the surrounding part of the dashboard.
12. Finally, clean the visible surfaces from fingerprints and dirt.
• 4) Post-assembly checks and test drive/function verification
  • Make sure the frame is firmly in place and does not come loose anywhere.
  • Check that it adheres evenly to the surrounding plastics and that there are no excessive gaps.
  • Test the function and movement of the ventilation slats.
  • While driving, watch for vibrations or knocking from the dashboard area caused by improper seating.

  5) The most common assembly mistakes + how to avoid them

  • Forcibly removing the old part – use plastic tools and loosen the part gradually.
  • Overlooking damaged handles – always check the condition of all latches and guide points before assembly.
  • Assembly without comparison with the old piece – check the shape, fit and color before installation.
  • Uneven pressing of the part – seat the frame evenly to avoid cracking the plastic.
  • Dirty in the contact surfaces – always clean the area before assembly so that the part fits correctly.

  Reasons why the part is damaged

  • frequent or unsparing dismantling of the car radio or surrounding elements of the dashboard,
  • breakage of plastic latches due to improper handling,
  • normal aging of the material and brittleness of the plastic due to time,
  • damage to the surface and edges when using inappropriate tools,
  • wear or damage to fan blades during daily use,
  • deformation due to high temperatures in the interior of the vehicle.
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