Description
Fuel Filler Neck Housing For PEUGEOT 3008 First Generation
Direct-fit fuel filler neck housing compatible with Peugeot 3008 (First Generation). Supplied to match OE references 9682803280 and 1517E2, this housing secures the filler cap, guides the fuel nozzle and maintains a tight seal between the tank filler pipe and the external filler flap. Ideal for professional garages and competent DIY mechanics who require a reliable replacement part that restores correct fit and function to the fuel inlet area.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Peugeot (Stellantis)
- Model: Peugeot 3008 First Generation
- Product Codes: 9682803280, 1517E2
- Additional Numbers: 151700, 1517.E2, (T84)
Fitment And Compatibility
This housing is designed for Peugeot 3008 First Generation models (commonly referenced for model years around 2008–2016). It is typically searched by OE numbers 9682803280 or 1517E2, so listing those codes improves findability in parts searches and online marketplaces.
Function
The housing locates and supports the fuel filler neck and cap assembly, provides the sealing surface for the fuel cap, and routes venting/overflow lines. A correctly fitted housing prevents fuel smell and leakage, ensures safe refuelling, and keeps the filler flap and locking mechanism aligned.
How The Part Is Replaced
- Preparation: Work in a well-ventilated area, keep sparks and open flames away, and drain or ensure a low fuel level to reduce spillage risk.
- Access: Open the filler flap and remove the filler cap. Depending on vehicle trim, you may need to remove inner trim panels or access covers to reach mounting screws and hose connections.
- Detach: Remove screws/clips securing the housing to the body. Loosen hose clamps and disconnect vent and filler hoses from the housing. Note positions of any rubber seals or grommets for correct reassembly.
- Install: Fit new housing, replace any damaged seals or grommets, reconnect hoses and clamps, and secure screws/clips to manufacturer-specified engagement (avoid over-tightening plastic fasteners).
- Test: Check for correct fit of the filler cap, ensure vent hoses are reconnected and inspect for leaks after a brief refuelling or pressure test.
Recommended Installation
- Use New Seals: Always replace rubber seals or grommets during installation to ensure a reliable seal and prevent ingress of dirt or moisture.
- Check Hoses And Clamps: Inspect vent and filler hoses for cracks or hardening; replace if necessary. Use new or serviceable clamps to avoid leaks.
- Follow Torque And Retention Methods: When reusing metal screws or bolts, tighten to manufacturer recommendations; for plastic clips use the correct type to avoid damage.
- Verify Alignment: Ensure filler flap and locking mechanism align and operate smoothly after installation.
Why The Part Commonly Fails
Common failure modes include Corrosion Of Metal Connections (in regions with road salt), Plastic Fatigue Or Cracking From UV Exposure And Age, Broken Mounting Tabs Due To Impact Or Rough Use, And Degraded Seals That Cause Odor Or Minor Leaks. Failure Often Occurs Where The Housing Interfaces With Hoses Or Body Clips—plastic clips and rubber grommets are typical wear items. Regular inspection during service intervals helps spot early deterioration and prevents more extensive repairs.
Additional Notes For Buyers
Search By OE Number: This part is frequently sought under OE references 9682803280 and 1517E2—include these codes when searching to find the correct match quickly. Suitable For Professional Fitment Or Confident DIY Replacement.
