Product Overview

This rear centre three-point seat belt is designed for the middle seat in the second row of PEUGEOT 307 Kombi / SW (307 I). It restores proper occupant restraint and meets the original fitment points for vehicles using the OEM product code 8974JR. The part is aimed at professional workshops and DIY mechanics who require a direct-fit replacement for a worn, damaged or non-functioning rear centre belt.

Benefits And Features

• Direct fit for PEUGEOT 307 Kombi / SW (307 I) with OEM code 8974JR.
• Complete assembly for fast replacement: webbing, retractor mechanism and buckle attachment (where applicable).
• Restores full occupant restraint in the centre rear seating position.
• Improves safety after damage from wear, snagging or minor collisions.

Technical Information

• Manufacturer: Stellantis / Peugeot
• Model: Peugeot 307 I (Kombi / SW), Rear Centre, Second Row
• Product Codes: 8974JR
• Other Numbers: NFP

Compatibility

Intended for first-generation Peugeot 307 estate variants commonly marketed as Kombi or SW. Verify visually that mounting points and connector types match the vehicle before fitment. The part number 8974JR is often used when searching for this specific rear centre belt.

Replacement Procedure (General Guidance)

• Prepare: Park on a level surface, apply handbrake and wear appropriate PPE.
• Trim Removal: Remove interior trim panels to access upper anchorage and retractor. Keep fasteners and clips arranged for reassembly.
• Unbolt Anchors: Unbolt lower and upper anchor points and any buckle mounting bolts. Retain old bolts if re-using and check condition.
• Install New Belt: Route the webbing exactly as the original, fit the retractor and buckle, and torque all fasteners to the manufacturer’s specification.
• Function Check: Ensure the belt runs freely, locks under a sharp pull, and is not twisted. Confirm buckle latches securely.
• Final Assembly: Refit trim panels and check for correct fitment and operation with the seat occupied.

Installation Recommendations

• Always follow vehicle manufacturer instructions and torque settings for all anchorage bolts.
• If The Vehicle Is Equipped With Pretensioners Or Pyrotechnic Components, Disconnect The Battery And Wait The Manufacturer-Specified Time Before Starting Work.
• Inspect Seat Belt Anchor Points And Surrounding Structure For Corrosion Or Damage And Repair As Necessary—Do Not Refit To A Damaged Anchor.
• Use Correct Tools And Replace Any Stretched Or Deformed Fasteners With New Items Meeting OEM Specification.
• Verify Belt Operation After Assembly: Webbing Retracts Smoothly, Locks Properly Under Sudden Pull, And Buckle Engages Firmly.

Why This Part Typically Fails

• Wear And Abrasion: Frequent use, friction and contaminants can fray or weaken the webbing over time.
• Mechanical Jamming: Dirt, debris or corrosion can prevent the retractor from moving or locking correctly.
• Impact Damage: Collisions often activate pretensioners or deform mounts; belts should be inspected after any significant impact.
• Buckle Faults: Buckles can stick or fail to latch due to internal contamination or mechanical wear.

Notes For Professionals And DIY Mechanics

This part is aimed at garages and competent DIYers familiar with seat belt systems. Replacing a seat belt restores occupant protection only if installed correctly and if mounting hardware and surrounding structure are sound. Always follow safety procedures and replace any components that show signs of impact, corrosion or excessive wear.

Search And Identification

Customers frequently look up this part by the code 8974JR. Using the product code and the vehicle model (Peugeot 307 SW / Kombi / 307 I) in searches will improve findability in parts catalogues and search engines.