Description
Floor console panel, cover around the gear lever for PEUGEOT 407. Color HVV – Lion Silver Grey.
Product Overview
This center console trim piece surrounds the gear lever and forms the visible finish of the floor console on Peugeot 407. It is commonly searched by part numbers 9646824577, 7589A4 and 7589NQ and is compatible with associated reference numbers 9647822077, 9647822177 and 9650233577. The panel provides the aesthetic finish and protection around the shift area and integrates with the surrounding console, boot and handbrake bezel.
Compatibility
Designed For: Peugeot 407. Frequently found on multiple trim levels of the 407 range. Customers and technicians often look up this part by its product codes when repairing or restoring the interior.
Technical Information
Manufacturer: Stellantis (Peugeot/Citroën)
Model: Peugeot 407
Product Codes: 9646824577, 7589A4, 7589NQ
Other Numbers: 9647822077, 9647822177, 9650233577
Function And Typical Wear
The console panel protects the underlying structure of the gear selector area and provides a finished surface for the shift boot and surrounding controls. Over time the part is subject to mechanical stress from gear changes, contact with footwear, and exposure to sunlight and cleaning chemicals. Visible wear includes surface scratches, fading of the finish, deformation or cracking of plastic and failure of the retention clips that secure the panel in place.
Common Failure Reasons
– Broken Or Worn Retention Clips: The most frequent cause of detachment or rattles is brittle or damaged plastic clips. Clips can snap during removal or through age and repeated use.
– Mechanical Wear: Continuous contact with hands, knees and gear lever causes abrasion and surface deterioration.
– UV Fading And Discoloration: Extended sun exposure causes color fade, especially on lighter finishes like Lion Silver Grey.
– Spills And Chemical Damage: Aggressive cleaners or spilled fluids can weaken the plastic or damage the surface texture.
Installation Recommendations
– Tools: Use plastic trim removal tools, Torx/Phillips drivers if required and a flashlight for visibility.
– Removal: Gently pry up the trim using trim tools starting at the outer edges to release plastic clips. Remove any screws hidden under cup holders or small covers. If present, remove the gear knob and shift boot retainer before pulling the panel free.
– Fitting: Align clips and press evenly until all retention points engage. Replace any broken clips with OEM-style replacements to ensure correct fit.
– Finishing: Check the shift boot seating and any adjacent bezels for correct alignment. Test gear lever movement and handbrake operation for interference after installation.
– Tips: Work patiently and avoid excessive force to prevent snapping clips. Keep replaced clips and small fasteners organized to prevent loss.
Maintenance Tips
Clean with a soft cloth and mild interior cleaner. Avoid strong solvents or abrasive brushes to preserve the color and texture. Consider replacing worn clips and fasteners during reassembly to restore a solid fit and eliminate rattles.
