Description
Antenna mount with mast for Peugeot 207 vehicles.
High-quality replacement antenna mount and mast designed for Peugeot 207 models. Ideal for professional mechanics and DIY enthusiasts looking for a direct-fit spare part to restore radio reception and rooftop antenna functionality. This unit matches common OE references and is often searched by part numbers 9674768780, 6587H9, and 6587J0 — include these codes in your search to find the correct fit quickly.
The antenna mount provides a secure mechanical and electrical connection between the roof and the radio antenna mast. It is suitable for vehicles where the original mast or base has been damaged by corrosion, impact, or water ingress. Installing this part restores signal quality for AM/FM reception and prevents water leaks at the roof penetration when fitted with an intact gasket.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis (Peugeot/Citroën OEM)
- Model: Peugeot 207
- Product Codes: 9674768780; 6587H9; 6587J0
- Additional Numbers: 9674768780, 6587H9, 6587J0
Installation Recommendations
Recommended for installation by an experienced mechanic or a competent DIYer with basic tools. Typical replacement steps:
- Disconnect the negative battery terminal before starting to avoid short circuits and to protect electronic equipment.
- Access the antenna base from the interior roof lining: carefully remove or lower the headliner trim around the mounting area.
- Unplug the antenna coax connector and any electrical connector for powered antennas or GPS modules (if present).
- Unscrew the securing nut or bolts that clamp the antenna base to the roof. Remove the damaged assembly together with the mast.
- Clean the roof mating surface, remove old sealant and inspect for rust or damage. Replace or treat any corrosion to ensure a watertight seal.
- Fit the new gasket/seal and position the replacement antenna mount. Reconnect the coax and electrical connectors, then tighten fasteners to the manufacturer’s recommended torque.
- Refit the headliner trim and reconnect the battery. Test radio reception and check for leaks after a wash or rain.
Most Common Failure Causes
- Corrosion and Rust: Water ingress around the roof penetration causes the base or threads to corrode, reducing electrical contact and loosening the assembly.
- Mechanical Damage: Impact or vandalism can bend or break the mast and deform the mount.
- Seal Failure: Deteriorated gasket or sealant allows water entry, leading to interior leaks and electrical faults.
- Connector Degradation: Oxidation on the coax connector or poor grounding reduces radio signal strength.
Maintenance Tips: Periodically check the antenna base and mast for play, damaged threads, and signs of corrosion. Replace the rubber gasket if it becomes brittle. After installation, verify the antenna is firmly seated and that radio reception is restored across AM and FM bands.
