Product Overview

Right-side passenger seat airbag designed for first-generation Citroën C1 and Peugeot 107 models (production up to 2013). This airbag module is an original-equipment fitment and is commonly searched by its product codes 73910YV010 and 8216FL. It is a safety-critical component intended to protect the front passenger in the event of a collision and must be handled and fitted with care.

Technical Information

• Manufacturer: Stellantis (Citroën / Peugeot)
• Model: Citroën C1 (First Series), Peugeot 107 (First Series) – Up To 2013
• Product Codes: 73910YV010, 8216FL
• Additional Numbers: 8216FL 73910YV010 NFP

Fitment

Fits the right-hand passenger seat of Citroën C1 and Peugeot 107 first-generation vehicles (pre-2013). Always verify visual matching of connectors and mounting points with the original part number when searching by catalogue or part number.

Function And Purpose

The passenger seat airbag is a restraint system component that deploys during medium to high-severity frontal or offset collisions to reduce injury risk to the front-seat passenger. It works together with seatbelts and vehicle sensors to determine deployment timing and force.

Replacement Procedure (Overview)

Replacing a passenger seat airbag should be performed by a trained technician or an experienced DIYer who follows safety precautions. Typical steps: disconnect the vehicle battery and wait at least 10 minutes to allow system capacitors to discharge; remove seat trim and access covers; unbolt the airbag module from the seat frame; carefully disconnect the electrical connectors (airbag and, where applicable, seat occupancy sensor/seatbelt pretensioner connectors); install the new airbag, reconnect connectors and secure fasteners to manufacturer specifications; reconnect the battery and clear SRS fault codes with a suitable diagnostic tool, then verify system status. Always follow vehicle manufacturer instructions and torque specifications when available.

Installation Recommendations

• Disconnect the battery and wait at least 10 minutes before starting work.
• Handle the airbag module with the trim side facing up and avoid impacts, heat sources or static discharge.
• Use appropriate tools and, if possible, a diagnostic scanner to clear and verify SRS codes after installation.
• Replace any damaged connectors, wiring or fasteners found during installation. Do not attempt to repair the airbag inflator or its housing.
• Dispose of deployed or damaged airbags according to local regulations.

Why The Part Most Commonly Fails

Airbags themselves rarely fail under normal conditions but become unusable after deployment in a collision. Other common causes of malfunction or removal include electrical connector damage, wiring harness corrosion or chafing (often from moisture ingress), prior impact or tampering, and fault codes triggered by related components (e.g., seat occupancy sensors or pretensioners). If the SRS warning lamp is lit, diagnose the underlying cause with an appropriate diagnostic tool rather than attempting ad-hoc repairs.

Notes For Mechanics And DIYers

Search engines often match customers to parts by product code; include the OE numbers (73910YV010, 8216FL) when listing or searching. Given the safety-critical nature of airbag systems, ensure proper procedures and tooling are used during replacement and verification.