The Peugeot 407 was built from 2004 to 2011 in saloon, SW estate, and coupe forms. The driver’s seat in the 407 was available in two adjustment configurations: a version with manual fore-aft and height adjustment, and an electrically adjusted version. The difference is not just comfort spec. The floor fixings are physically different between the two setups, and a sub-frame designed for the electric seat position will not locate correctly in a car with the manual seat.
Part number 689019-1932 is the Recaro direct-fit sub-frame for the 407 with manual seat adjustment. It attaches at the factory floor fixing positions specific to the manual-adjuster floor layout, without drilling. The integrated runners handle fore-aft travel for the Recaro seat. If your 407 has the electric seat option, this sub-frame is not the correct one for your car.
The 407 Coupe, built on the same floor, sits lower and has a longer cabin than the saloon. Both use the manual or electric seat specification according to trim level, and the distinction applies equally across body styles. Confirming your seat adjustment type before ordering is straightforward: if the height and length adjustment is via levers and a ratchet, the 407 has manual adjustment.
This sub-frame is for Recaro seats only and covers base-mountable bucket seats and reclining sport seats. Side-mounted shells need separate hardware. Pricing is for one frame. Contact us with your Recaro model and confirm your 407’s seat adjustment type when ordering.
