Product Overview

This passenger airbag is designed for use in Peugeot 307 vehicles. It is a direct-fit replacement airbag module intended for technicians and experienced DIYers who perform interior safety repairs. The unit restores passenger-side frontal impact protection after deployment or when the original airbag is damaged, helping to ensure occupant safety and proper SRS system operation.

Key Features

• Direct replacement passenger airbag module for Peugeot 307.
• Matches original mounting points and connector layout for straightforward installation.
• Commonly referenced by product codes 9645001180 and 8216KW (also found as 8216.KW).
• Designed for use with factory SRS systems; ensures correct fitment in compatible dashboards.

Technical Information

• Manufacturer: Stellantis / Peugeot
• Model: Peugeot 307
• Product Codes: 9645001180, 8216KW
• Other Numbers: 8216.KW

Compatibility

Fits Peugeot 307 passenger-side dashboard applications. Compatibility depends on dashboard trim and connector type; confirm fitment by comparing the physical connector, mounting points and product codes. This airbag is intended as a replacement for units used on the passenger side of Peugeot 307 models.

Installation Recommendations

• Always disconnect the vehicle battery before beginning work and wait at least 10 minutes to allow SRS capacitors to discharge.
• Use appropriate trim tools to avoid damaging the dashboard and retaining clips when removing the old module.
• Handle the airbag module carefully; store it facing upward and away from heat sources or electrical contacts.
• Reconnect the battery only after the module is securely installed and all connectors are properly seated.
• After installation, clear SRS fault codes with a diagnostic tool capable of SRS functions and verify the airbag warning lamp goes out. If the lamp remains on, perform a full system scan and troubleshooting.
• If unsure about steps or when SRS faults persist, have the repair completed or checked by a qualified technician experienced with Peugeot SRS systems.

Why This Part Fails

Passenger airbags typically require replacement after deployment in a collision. Other common failure causes include electrical connector damage, corrosion from moisture ingress, improper repairs or impact-related damage to the dash structure. A persistent SRS warning lamp can indicate a faulty airbag module, wiring open/short, or issues in the SRS control circuitry. Because the airbag is a critical safety component, any sign of damage or SRS fault should be addressed immediately.

Notes For Mechanics And DIYers

This product is aimed at professional mechanics and experienced DIYers familiar with airbag systems. Always follow manufacturer safety procedures when working with SRS components. Verify the replacement unit by matching product codes and physical details before installation. Correct installation and diagnosis are essential to restore full passenger-side protection.

This replacement passenger airbag is designed for Peugeot 307 vehicles and is frequently searched by part numbers 9655674780 and 8216KW. Built for mechanics and experienced DIY enthusiasts, the module restores occupant protection after deployment or when the airbag circuit reports a fault. The unit fits first‑generation Peugeot 307 models and is supplied as a direct‑fit module for the dashboard passenger position. Including OE reference numbers in the product listing significantly increases findability for technicians searching by code.

Technical Information

• Manufacturer: Peugeot (Stellantis)
• Model: Peugeot 307 I (First Generation; commonly 2001–2008)
• Product Codes: 9655674780, 8216KW, 8216.KW
• Additional Numbers: NFP (appears in some listings)

Function and Application

The passenger airbag is a primary occupant restraint component located in the front dashboard. Its role is to inflate rapidly during a significant frontal or near‑frontal collision to reduce the risk of injury to the front passenger. The airbag works together with seat belts and other restraint systems (pretensioners, crash sensors) to form the vehicle’s Supplemental Restraint System (SRS).

How Replacement Is Typically Performed

Replacement of the passenger airbag is a task for trained technicians or experienced DIYers who follow strict safety procedures. Typical replacement steps include:

• Disconnect the vehicle battery and wait at least 10 minutes to allow residual charge to dissipate.
• Remove dashboard trim and/or glovebox components to access the airbag module retaining bolts.
• Carefully unfasten the airbag module and disconnect the electrical connector(s) using appropriate SRS precautions.
• Fit the replacement airbag module, reconnect the connector(s), and secure all fasteners to the manufacturer’s specification.
• Reconnect the battery and clear or verify SRS fault codes with a diagnostic tool.

Installation Recommendations

• Always Disconnect The Battery Before Work: Remove the negative battery terminal and wait at least 10 minutes to reduce risk of accidental deployment.
• Handle The Module With Care: Keep the airbag trim side facing away from personnel during removal and transport.
• Use Proper Tools And Follow Manufacturer Procedure: Avoid forcing connectors or panels; follow Peugeot service procedures when available.
• Post‑Installation Diagnostic Check: After fitting, perform an SRS system check and clear any fault codes using an appropriate diagnostic tool (DiagBox or equivalent). If the airbag warning lamp remains on, investigate wiring, connectors, and seat occupancy systems.
• Recommended For Professional Fitment: For full safety and correct system restoration, installation by a qualified technician is recommended.

Why This Part Most Commonly Fails

• Deployment In A Collision: Once deployed, the airbag module must be replaced.
• Electrical Or Connector Damage: Corroded or damaged connectors and wiring can cause SRS faults and disable the airbag circuit.
• Water Ingress Or Interior Damage: Moisture from leaks or flooding can damage the module or connectors.
• Previous Incorrect Repairs: Improper handling during earlier repairs can damage the unit or its connector pins.
• Age‑Related Electrical Faults: Over time, internal failures or intermittent contacts can trigger warning lights and require replacement.

Searches By Part Number: Technicians often find this item by OE references 9655674780 or 8216KW—include these codes in search and ordering processes to ensure correct fitment.