Descrizione
Center armrest for PEUGEOT 407 vehicles
Can be replaced with part 7589XH, 7589E9, or plastic part with code 7589E7
Black quilted leather
Both latches are undamaged
Part description
Used Peugeot 407 center armrest with code 7589F3 is a suitable solution when replacing a damaged or worn armrest. It supports the arm and helps make journeys more comfortable. The black quilted leather also maintains a neat appearance in the interior.
Both latches on this item are undamaged, which is important when replacing an armrest with a damaged closing mechanism. Before selecting, compare the product identification, mounting design, and closing mechanism with the original part. The listed replacement codes also include a plastic version, so be sure to check the material as well.
Technical information
- Manufacturer: not specified; the source information lists the designation Stellantis CITROEN PEUGEOT.
- Model: Peugeot 407.
- Part type: center armrest.
- Material and finish: black quilted leather.
- Condition: used part; both latches are undamaged.
- Other numbers: 7589XH, 7589E9, 7589E7 – listed in the source information as replacement options; 7589E7 identifies a plastic part.
- Additional designation: NFP.
Product codes
- Product codes: 7589F3.
- Codes of listed replacements: 7589XH, 7589E9, 7589E7.
- Model: Peugeot 407.
Installation recommendations
General information for this type of part: the removal method and access to the fasteners depend on the specific vehicle configuration. The following procedure is a general guide to replacing an interior armrest, not an exact service procedure for the Peugeot 407.
1) Before installation
- Compare the part identification, shape, dimensions, mounting points, and latch design with the original armrest.
- Check the leather surface, seams, underside, and any moving joints. Look for cracks and excessive play.
- Test both latches gently without using force. The information that they are undamaged does not replace checking that they fit correctly after installation.
- Also check the mating parts and mounts in the vehicle. A damaged mounting surface can cause play even when the armrest is installed correctly.
2) Tools and materials required
- Hand tools suitable for the fasteners actually used.
- Plastic trim removal tool, if covers need to be released.
- Soft padding, a protective cloth, and a container for removed fasteners.
- Soft cloth and a cleaner suitable for the surface being cleaned; use a product intended for leather on the leather section.
3) Step-by-step installation
- Park the vehicle safely, switch off the ignition, and clear the working area around the armrest.
- Cover the surrounding surfaces with a soft cloth to prevent scratches during work.
- Inspect how the original armrest is mounted. Before releasing it, note the position of the joints and any covers.
- If covers or trim conceal the fasteners, carefully release them using a suitable tool. If you encounter resistance, first locate any additional retaining points.
- Support the original armrest and gradually release its fasteners. Keep the fasteners organized according to their positions.
- Remove the armrest without twisting it or prying against the leather section or latches.
- Clean the accessible contact surfaces and check the condition of the mounts and latch mating parts.
- Position the replacement armrest and check that it sits flush without tension. Do not try to compensate for a mismatch by tightening it forcibly or modifying the holes.
- Initially secure the fasteners loosely, check the position, then finish tightening according to the service procedure for the specific configuration. Do not overstress plastic parts.
- Test the armrest’s movement and closing, then refit any covers and trim. Check the operation of both latches again.
4) Post-installation checks and function test
- Open and close the armrest several times. It should move smoothly, and the latches should hold without requiring firm pressure.
- Check that the mounting is secure by applying light pressure by hand. The armrest must not come loose or wobble excessively.
- Check that the armrest does not obstruct the use of nearby controls.
- During a short drive afterward, listen for any knocking or squeaking. Make any adjustments only after stopping safely.
5) Common installation mistakes and how to avoid them
- Choosing based only on appearance: also compare the code, mounting, and latch design.
- Forcing covers off: first determine how they are secured and use plastic tools.
- Overtightening the fasteners: this can damage plastic parts; follow the service procedure and do not use unnecessary force.
- Overlooking a damaged mating part: before installation, also check the components that the latches engage with.
- Forcing it closed when it is not seated correctly: first adjust its position and remove the cause of the resistance.
Reasons why the part may become damaged
Armrests generally become damaged as a result of normal wear, overloading, and rough handling. The following causes do not describe defects in the item offered:
- Repeated heavy loading when getting in or moving across the seat can damage the mounts and moving joints.
- Slamming shut and prying puts stress on the latches and their mating parts.
- Friction and contact with sharp objects can damage the leather surface or stitching.
- Sunlight, heat, and improper care contribute to leather drying out and cracking.
- Aggressive cleaning products can damage the leather finish and plastic parts.
- Loose mounting increases play and places excessive stress on surrounding components during further use.
