This replacement glove box lid is a direct-fit interior component designed for Peugeot 206 models. It restores the original look and functionality of the passenger storage compartment and is especially useful for mechanics and DIY enthusiasts searching by part number (e.g. 96359660LD, 8214KQ). Manufactured to match factory shapes and mounting points, the unit ensures proper alignment, secure latching and consistent appearance with the vehicle’s dashboard trim. Available in the Velvet Fabric Vercors finish (Medium Sodalite Blue) and several other color options in stock.

Technical Information

• Manufacturer: Stellantis / Peugeot
• Model: Peugeot 206
• Product Codes: 96359660LD, 8214KQ, 8214.KQ
• Other Numbers: 96359660, F532, FLD, T20 / T25 (recommended fastener sizes)

Fitment And Compatibility

Designed for Peugeot 206 passenger-side dashboard assemblies. The part is commonly identified by the codes listed above; customers and workshops frequently search using those numbers to find the correct replacement. Verify that the part shape, color and mounting points match the vehicle’s existing glove box lid before installation.

Function And Typical Faults

The glove box lid provides a secure, flush cover for the passenger storage compartment and houses the latch and hinge attachments that keep the door closed and aligned. Common failure modes include cracked or snapped plastic hinges, worn or broken latch components, damaged trim clips and mechanical wear from repeated use. Exposure to heat and UV over many years can make injection-molded plastics brittle, accelerating breakage.

Replacement Procedure

• Open the glove box and remove any contents.
• Support the glove box door, then remove retaining screws and trim clips (Torx T20/T25 commonly required).
• Carefully detach the lid from hinge pins and unclip any attached dampers or stoppers.
• Transfer any hardware, dampers or liners from the old lid to the new one if required.
• Fit the new lid, secure hinge pins and fasteners, then test operation and latch engagement.
• Ensure alignment with surrounding trim and that the door closes smoothly without binding.

Installation Recommendations

• Use appropriate Torx drivers (T20/T25) and plastic trim tools to avoid damaging surrounding panels.
• Replace any broken clips or worn hinge pins rather than reusing damaged parts.
• Apply a light film of silicone grease to hinge pins and latch pivot points for smoother operation and longer life.
• Work on a clean, well-lit bench and keep fasteners organized to ensure correct reassembly.
• Follow the vehicle manufacturer’s removal and installation sequence for dashboard components to avoid disturbing airbags or adjacent systems.

Why The Part Most Commonly Fails

Failure is usually caused by mechanical wear or impact: repeated opening and closing stresses the hinge and latch points, while long-term exposure to heat and sunlight makes plastic parts brittle and prone to cracking. Accidental impacts (closed with objects inside), improper removal with prying tools, or corroded fasteners can also lead to damage.