Sunroof Engine for Peugeot 306 Hatchback 1.8 16V

This sunroof engine is a used electrical component designed to operate the sliding roof mechanism. Its original equipment manufacturer number is 0130821833, which is the primary identifier for ensuring correct fitment. The part was manufactured by Peugeot. It is positioned within the vehicle's headliner assembly to drive the sunroof panel. The quality of this part is classified as used, reflecting its removal from a donor vehicle. It is intended for vehicles with a petrol engine, specifically the engine code LFY, also known as XU7JP4. The associated transmission is a manual five-speed gearbox. This sunroof engine is also compatible with other Peugeot 306 models within the 7A, 7C, N3, and N5 series. The price for this item is 114,44 EUR including VAT, which corresponds to 114,44 EUR excluding VAT. The purchase includes a 30-day full return policy and free standard shipping. The expected delivery time is approximately 3-6 days, with an express delivery option available for an additional fee.

This spare part originates from the following car:

The source vehicle is a Peugeot 306. The variant is the Hatchback body type. The car type is a 1.8 16V. It was first registered in the year 1997 and had recorded a mileage of 129,000 kilometres. The fuel system utilises intake manifold injection and the vehicle runs on petrol. The car originates from Germany. Its engine type is a petrol engine with the specific engine code LFY (XU7JP4). The transmission is a manual five-speed gearbox. The vehicle identification number is VF37ALFYE32025278. The engine has a cylinder capacity of 1761 cubic centimetres, producing 110 horsepower, which is equivalent to 81 kilowatts. The construction type of the vehicle is a hatchback. When sourcing a replacement sunroof engine, verifying the OEM number is essential for compatibility. For a complete sunroof repair, related parts such as the sunroof switch, control module, or the sunroof seal and guide rails are often inspected or replaced concurrently. Opting for a used sunroof engine supports sustainability by giving a fully functional component a second life, reducing waste and the demand for new manufacturing resources.

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