Descrizione
Driver’s sun visor for vehicles of the Stelantis group
This is a used item and may be lightly soiled
Part description
Citroën Peugeot Opel 98094985BJ driver’s sun visor helps reduce glare from the sun and improve visibility while driving. This is a used interior part that can serve as a replacement for a damaged, sagging or missing sun visor. When choosing one, it is important to compare not only the product number but also the design and mounting points with the original part.
The documentation lists the part for Citroën Berlingo K9, OPEL COMBO E K9, PEUGEOT PARTNER III and PEUGEOT RIFTER models. Any light soiling is consistent with the stated condition of the used item. Specific features of the sun visor, such as a mirror or lighting, are not specified.
Technical information
- Manufacturer: not specified; the documentation lists the designation Stellantis / CITROEN PEUGEOT.
- Model: Citroën Berlingo K9 | OPEL COMBO E K9 | PEUGEOT PARTNER III | PEUGEOT RIFTER.
- Part type: driver’s sun visor.
- Condition: used item; may be lightly soiled.
- Other numbers: not specified.
Product codes
- Product codes: 98094985BJ.
The number 98094985BJ is the main detail to use when searching for this part. Before replacement, compare it with the marking on the original sun visor and check that the design matches.
Installation recommendations
The following procedure is general and typical for replacing a sun visor. The exact mounting points, method for releasing the covers and any electrical connection depend on the specific vehicle model and configuration.
1) Before installation
- Compare the part number, shape, dimensions, bracket positions and mounting method with the old sun visor.
- Inspect the sun visor body, support arm and mounting parts. Check for cracks or significant looseness.
- Carefully check the joint’s movement and whether the sun visor can hold the set position. Do not turn the mechanism beyond its natural stops.
- If the sun visor has an electrical connection, compare the connector and cable routing as well. The documentation does not confirm that this feature is present on the item offered.
2) Required tools and materials
- Hand tools suitable for the actual fasteners.
- A plastic tool for gently releasing covers, if fitted.
- A clean, soft cloth and a product suitable for the interior surface in question.
- A container for the removed screws and small parts.
3) Step-by-step installation procedure
- Park the vehicle safely, switch off the ignition and ensure you have sufficient light to work.
- Inspect the original sun visor’s mounting points and note the orientation of the brackets, covers and any cable.
- If the sun visor has an electrical connection, follow the vehicle manufacturer’s instructions for disconnecting the power supply before unplugging it.
- Support the sun visor and carefully release any mounting covers. Do not pry against the trim or use excessive force.
- Release the fasteners using a method appropriate to their design. Continue supporting the sun visor so it does not put strain on the remaining mounting points.
- If there is a connector, release its locking tab and disconnect it by holding the connector body, not by pulling on the wires. Remove the original sun visor.
- Check the condition of the mounting points and surrounding trim. Repair any damaged mounting points first; replacing the sun visor alone will not fix the damage.
- Position the replacement sun visor correctly and check that the mounting points fit without forcing anything into place. Connect any connector and route the cable so it cannot be pinched.
- Secure the mounting points according to their design and the vehicle manufacturer’s instructions. Do not overtighten screws or stress plastic parts by deforming them.
- Replace the covers and check that they are seated correctly. If the power supply was disconnected, restore it according to the vehicle manufacturer’s procedure.
4) Post-installation checks and function verification
- Lower the sun visor and return it to its original position several times. It should move smoothly and remain securely mounted.
- Check that the sun visor holds the set position, does not drop on its own and does not obstruct a safe field of vision.
- If the design allows, also check its sideways movement and that it is secured in the retaining clip.
- Test any lighting only if it is part of the specific configuration.
- After a successful stationary check, listen for any rattling or spontaneous lowering during a short test drive. Secure a loose sun visor again before driving.
5) Common installation mistakes and how to avoid them
- Choosing the wrong configuration: before removal, compare the product number, mounting points and any electrical connection.
- Breaking covers or clips: first determine how they are secured and release them using a suitable plastic tool.
- Overtightening the fasteners: use suitable hand tools and follow the manufacturer’s instructions.
- Pinching the cable: on a sun visor with electrical features, check the wire routing before final fastening.
- Leaving a damaged bracket in place: check the entire mounting assembly, not just the sun visor itself.
Reasons why the part gets damaged
Sun visor faults are generally caused primarily by mechanical wear and strain during use. The following causes do not describe any defects identified on the item offered:
- Joint wear from repeated lowering and raising can make it harder to hold the sun visor in position or cause it to drop on its own.
- Forcing it past its stop can damage the arm, joint or bracket.
- Prolonged exposure to heat and sunlight contributes to the ageing of plastics and surface materials.
- Hanging objects from the sun visor puts unnecessary strain on the mechanism and mounting points.
- Careless removal or overtightening screws can cause the mounting parts to crack.
- Unsuitable cleaning can damage the surface; test the cleaning product on an inconspicuous area first and avoid soaking the sun visor unnecessarily.
