Description
Seat Belt For CITROËN C8 And PEUGEOT 807. Right And Left Rear Seats – Behind The Driver And The Passenger. Color FXX – Black.
This Replacement Rear Seat Belt Is Designed For Direct Fitment To Citroën C8 And Peugeot 807 Rear Seating Positions. It Provides Reliable Occupant Restraint For Both The Right And Left Rear Seats And Is Supplied In Black (Color Code FXX). Ideal For Professional Garages And DIY Enthusiasts Searching By Product Number, This Belt Carries Common OEM Codes Used In Parts Databases To Help Find The Correct Fit.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis (Citroën / Peugeot)
- Model: Citroën C8, Peugeot 807
- Product Codes: 14910150XX, 14004997XX, 8974RP
- Additional Numbers: 8975A0, 8975RP
Function And Features
The Seat Belt Is A Primary Occupant Restraint, Consisting Of Webbing, Retractor Mechanism And Buckle Assembly. It Controls Forward Movement During Sudden Deceleration, Works With The Vehicle’S Safety Systems And Locks Under Sudden Load. Black Webbing (FXX) Matches The Interior Trim Of The Listed Vehicles.
Installation Recommendations
Before Starting Work Follow Standard SRS Safety Procedures: Isolate The Vehicle Power According To Manufacturer Guidelines And Wait The Recommended Time To Reduce The Risk Of Pretensioner Or Airbag Activation. Remove Interior Trim Panels To Access Mounting Points, Unbolt The Old Assembly From The Anchorages, Route The New Webbing Through The Same Guides And Secure All Fasteners. Tighten Bolts To The Manufacturer’S Torque Specifications, Check Proper Retraction And Buckle Engagement, And Ensure The Belt Retractor Locks Smoothly Under Load. Inspect Anchor Points And Trim For Damage And Replace Any Fasteners Showing Corrosion Or Wear.
Why This Part Fails
Seat Belts Rarely Fail Without Cause. The Most Common Reasons For Replacement Are: Webbing Wear Or Fraying From Prolonged Use, Contamination Or Chemical Damage, Retraction Problems Due To Dirt Or Internal Mechanism Fault, Buckle Failure From Debris, And Deployment Of A Pretensioner During A Collision. Corrosion At Anchor Points Or Damaged Mounting Hardware Can Also Compromise Performance. After Any Accident Or If The Belt Does Not Retract, Lock, Or Latch Correctly, Replacement Is Necessary.
For Mechanics And Enthusiasts Searching By Reference: Commonly Searched Codes Include 14910150XX, 14004997XX, 8974RP, 8975A0, And 8975RP—Use These Numbers To Speed Up Identification In Parts Catalogs.
