Windscreen and windows Peugeot: problems by model and engine

Documented faults, from most to least important

Severity × frequency. Below each one, the Peugeot models it appears in.

- Critical severityFrequency: Very frequentPeugeot 208 IIWindscreen trim clip incorrectly fitted, a risk with the curtain airbag (2023 production)On Peugeot 208 IIs built between June and November 2023, a windscreen trim clip may be fitted rotated by 180 degrees; if the curtain airbag deploys, that trim could come loose.
- High severityFrequency: OccasionalPeugeot 4007Sunroof glass coming loose because of the frame adhesiveYes: a Safety Gate alert from December 2018 (A12/1961/18) states that the adhesive that fixes the sunroof glass to the outer frame can lose strength with temperature and humidity, and the glass could come loose. It covers the Peugeot 4007 built between April 2007 and September 2009.
- Medium severityFrequency: OccasionalPeugeot 107Rear window that can come loose due to defective adhesive (production 2005 to 2013)A recall from January 2019 covers Peugeot 107s built between May 2005 and November 2013: the adhesive of the fixed rear door glass could come loose and leave it held by one point only, with a risk of it falling onto the road.

By Peugeot model

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Frequently asked questions

What faults of the windscreen and windows do Peugeot cars have?

In 3 models from Peugeot there are 3 documented faults of the windscreen and windows. The most important: windscreen trim clip incorrectly fitted, a risk with the curtain airbag (2023 production), sunroof glass coming loose because of the frame adhesive and rear window that can come loose due to defective adhesive (production 2005 to 2013). Each fault has its own page with the affected years and versions, the symptoms and the repair cost.

Which Peugeot models have the most problems of the windscreen and windows?

Peugeot 107 (1 fault), Peugeot 4007 (1 fault) and Peugeot 208 II (1 fault).