Description
Antenna cable for FM and GPS in the dashboard for Peugeot 3008 and 5008 first generation.
Product Overview
This antenna cable assembly routes FM radio and GPS signals from the vehicle antenna into the dashboard head unit. It is a direct-fit replacement aimed at professional garages and experienced DIY mechanics who need reliable radio reception and navigation signal integrity for Peugeot 3008 I and Peugeot 5008 I. The part is commonly searched by its product numbers 9664381680, 6561XT and 6561YS.
Function And Benefits
The cable transmits both FM broadcast signals and GPS satellite signals to the infotainment/navigation unit. Built as a shielded coaxial assembly, it preserves signal strength and reduces interference, which improves radio clarity and GPS lock stability. Replacing a damaged cable restores lost stations, reduces static, and prevents intermittent GPS reception issues.
Fitment And Compatibility
Compatible With: Peugeot 3008 I, Peugeot 5008 I. Known Product Numbers: 9664381680, 6561XT, 6561YS. Other Identifiers: T84, T87. Use the listed part numbers when searching or ordering to increase the chance of an exact fit.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis (Citroën / Peugeot)
- Model: Peugeot 3008 I; Peugeot 5008 I
- Product Codes: 9664381680; 6561XT; 6561YS
- Additional Numbers: T84; T87
Installation Recommendations
Before starting, always disconnect the negative battery terminal. Typical replacement steps: remove the relevant dashboard trim or glovebox to access the antenna junction, unclip the old cable from antenna and head unit connectors, route the new cable following factory clips and grommets to avoid chafing, connect firmly and secure with original retainers. After installation, reconnect the battery and verify FM radio reception and GPS fix. If routing requires removal of roof lining or pillar trims, perform those steps carefully to avoid damaging clips or insulation. For safe, reliable installation in vehicles with complex dashboards, use proper trim tools and follow manufacturer procedures.
Most Common Failure Causes
Antenna cable failures usually result from connector corrosion, broken or bent connector pins, physical damage from wear or improper routing, water ingress around roof or aerial base, or crushing/cutting during previous repairs. Symptoms include weak or intermittent FM reception, missing radio stations, poor GPS signal or slow satellite lock. Replacing the cable and ensuring correct routing and sealing typically resolves these issues.
Practical Notes For Mechanics And DIYers
Keep the part numbers handy when ordering or searching online: 9664381680, 6561XT, 6561YS. Inspect connectors and mating sockets for corrosion or deformation before installation. Test the head unit with the new cable connected before reassembling trim to confirm successful repair and avoid repeat disassembly.
