High-quality replacement Right Front Airbag designed for Peugeot 308 (T7) models. This passenger-side module carries the original equipment references 9681466680 and 8216RQ and is commonly sought under these part numbers. Ideal for professional workshops and experienced DIY enthusiasts who need a direct-fit safety component to restore occupant protection after deployment or damage. Compatible with standard Peugeot 308 interior fittings and connectors when the correct part code is used.

Technical Information

• Manufacturer: Stellantis / Peugeot
• Model: Peugeot 308 (T7)
• Product Codes: 9681466680, 8216RQ
• Additional Numbers: Commonly referenced in parts catalogs and search by the codes above

Function And Benefits

The Passenger Airbag Is A Critical Component Of The Supplemental Restraint System (SRS). It Deploys In The Event Of A Significant Front Impact To Reduce The Risk Of Head And Chest Injuries For The Front Passenger. Replacing A Faulty Or Deployed Module Restores The Vehicle’S SRS To Its Designed Level Of Protection.

Installation Recommendations

Working With Airbag Components Requires Care And Respect For Safety Procedures. Follow These Steps:

• Disconnect The Vehicle Battery And Wait At Least 10 Minutes Before Starting Work To Allow SRS Capacitors To Discharge.
• Remove The Relevant Trim Panels And Access The Passenger Airbag Fasteners According To The Manufacturer’S Procedure.
• Unbolt The Airbag Module, Release The Connector Locking Tabs And Carefully Disconnect The Electrical Connector. Handle The Module Gently — Place It With The Trim Side Up (Inflator Facing Away From You) On A Stable Surface.
• Fit The Replacement Module In Reverse Order. Use Manufacturer Torque Settings For Fasteners And Ensure Connectors Are Fully Engaged And Locked.
• Clear SRS Faults With A Suitable Diagnostic Tool After Reconnection. Confirm That The SRS Warning Light Behaves Correctly During The Ignition Cycle.
• Recommended To Be Performed By A Trained Technician Or A Skilled DIYer With The Proper Tools And Knowledge Of SRS Procedures.

Why This Part Fails

Airbags Rarely Fail Without Cause. The Most Common Reasons For Replacement Are:

• Deployment During A Collision — Deployed Modules Must Be Replaced.
• Water Ingress Or Moisture Damage From Leaks, Which Can Corrode Connectors Or The Inflator.
• Electrical Faults, Connector Corrosion Or Damaged Wiring Leading To SRS Warning Lights.
• Physical Damage From Improper Repairs Or Dashboard Damage Following An Impact.
• Previous Incorrect Handling Or Tampering During Repairs.

Additional Notes

This Part Is Frequently Identified By The Codes 9681466680 And 8216RQ In Parts Catalogs And Online Searches. There Is No Standard Time-Based Replacement Interval For Airbags — Replace The Module If It Has Deployed, Is Physically Damaged, Or If Diagnostic Trouble Codes Indicate A Fault.