High-quality OEM Clarion audio unit designed for first-generation Citroën C1, Peugeot 107 and Toyota Aygo vehicles. This single-DIN head unit provides reliable AM/FM radio reception and CD playback in a compact, factory-fit form factor. Ideal for professional garages and experienced DIY mechanics looking to replace a failed factory radio with a direct-fit unit that retains dashboard aesthetics and mounting points.

Technical Information

• Manufacturer: Clarion (OEM supplier for Stellantis/Toyota)
• Model: Car Radio With CD
• Product Codes: 86120-0H010, 6564K6
• Other Numbers: NFP

Compatibility

Typically fitted to first-generation models: Citroën C1, Peugeot 107 and Toyota Aygo (approx. 2005–2014). Always check the physical connector layout and mounting brackets to confirm fitment.

Key Functions

• AM/FM Radio Reception
• Single-CD Player (audio CD playback)
• Factory-fit appearance and connectors for direct replacement

Installation Recommendations

Designed for professional fitment but suitable for experienced DIY mechanics. Follow these steps for a safe and correct installation:

• Disconnect the vehicle battery before starting to avoid shorts and preserve vehicle electronics.
• Remove trim panels around the radio using plastic trim tools to avoid damaging the dashboard finish.
• Use the appropriate radio release keys or remove mounting screws to extract the unit from the dash.
• Carefully disconnect the main wiring harness, antenna lead and any auxiliary connectors. Inspect connectors for corrosion or bent pins.
• Fit the replacement unit, reconnect all plugs and the antenna, and perform a functional test (radio, CD playback, reception) before reassembling trim.
• For vehicles with steering wheel controls or separate amplifier modules, verify compatibility of control interface adapters where required.

Why This Part Most Commonly Fails

Typical failure modes for factory radios of this era include:

• Worn CD mechanism or laser pickup failure causing read errors or inability to load/play discs.
• Intermittent power due to degraded solder joints or aging capacitors on the radio’s internal board (thermal cycling over years).
• Corrosion or poor contact at wiring harness connectors and antenna lead, leading to loss of audio or radio reception issues.
• Mechanical damage from improper use of discs or impact during removal/replacement.

With normal use, factory radios often provide many years of service, but moving parts (CD mechanism) and electronic components can fail after a decade or more, depending on conditions.

Practical Tips For Mechanics And DIYers

• Test the unit on the bench (12V supply) to confirm basic functionality before install when possible.
• Check vehicle fuses and ground connections if the new unit shows no power—common simple causes are blown fuses or poor chassis ground.
• Retain original mounting hardware and note the orientation of brackets—small differences in trim can affect fit.
• If steering wheel audio controls are used, ensure the appropriate interface or adapter is available for full functionality.

Final Notes

This Clarion CD radio is a practical, OEM-style replacement for garage repairs or DIY refurbishments of Citroën C1, Peugeot 107 and Toyota Aygo dashboards. It offers a straightforward swap-in installation and restores factory-style audio and CD playback to affected vehicles.