This replacement dashboard speaker is intended for first‑generation Citroën C1 and Peugeot 107 vehicles (production up to 2013). It provides clear midrange reproduction for factory radio systems and is a common direct-fit spare part for vehicles with original equipment audio. Ideal for professional workshops and DIY mechanics looking to restore sound clarity in the instrument panel area.

Benefits and Use

Restores speech and midrange detail in factory audio systems, reduces distortion and rattling caused by aged or damaged speakers, and preserves original mounting location and connector compatibility. The part is often searched for by its product number, making it easy to identify when ordering replacements for Citroën C1 and Peugeot 107 models.

Technical Information

• Manufacturer: Stellantis / Citroën / Peugeot
• Model: Citroën C1 (First Series), Peugeot 107 (First Series)
• Product Codes: 86160-0H010
• Additional Numbers: 6562L7, 86160-010
• Location: Dashboard / Instrument Panel Speaker
• Compatibility: First generation C1/107 series, vehicles produced up to 2013 (verify by part number)

Installation Recommendation

Before starting any work always disconnect the vehicle battery to avoid short circuits. Typical replacement steps:

1. Remove the appropriate dashboard trim panels and instrument cluster surround using trim tools to avoid damaging clips.
2. Unscrew the speaker mounting screws and carefully unplug the factory connector.
3. Install the replacement speaker into the original location, reconnect the connector and tighten screws to secure mounting without over‑torquing.
4. Reconnect the battery and test the audio system at low volume to confirm correct operation before reassembling all trim.

Use correct tools and take care with fragile plastic trim. If the radio is integrated with vehicle electronics, test the speaker function before final reassembly.

Why This Part Fails Most Often

• Age and Wear: Foam surrounds and cones degrade with time, causing distortion or loss of sound.
• Moisture Ingress: Condensation or water exposure can corrode voice coils and connectors.
• Overload or Electrical Faults: Amplifier faults or short circuits can blow the speaker.
• Mechanical Damage: Vibrations, rattles or impact during previous repairs can damage the speaker or its mounting.

Signs You Need Replacement

• Distorted or buzzing sound from the instrument panel area.
• No sound from the affected speaker position while other speakers work normally.
• Intermittent sound, crackling, or audible rattle at certain volumes.

Notes for Mechanics and DIYers

This speaker is a direct replacement component; when ordering, reference the product numbers above to ensure compatibility. Keep trim clips and fasteners organized during disassembly to ensure a clean reinstallation. If sound issues persist after replacement, inspect wiring, connectors and the radio unit for faults.