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OEM plastic underbody trim/covers
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Spare wheel's in the back of the van, so all's good there!
It looks as though our exhausts are similar lengths but you have a rear box which I don't (basic T6 panel van 102hp). I just thought the the exposed body frame member you can see looks like it ought to be covered as it is on the nearside and there are holes which could take fixings. Whether it's a heat shield or plastic trim piece I honestly have no idea. I do regularly hose underneath and haven't noticed this "nakedness" previously. What's frustrating me is I can't remember what I thought was there before!
It looks as though our exhausts are similar lengths but you have a rear box which I don't (basic T6 panel van 102hp). I just thought the the exposed body frame member you can see looks like it ought to be covered as it is on the nearside and there are holes which could take fixings. Whether it's a heat shield or plastic trim piece I honestly have no idea. I do regularly hose underneath and haven't noticed this "nakedness" previously. What's frustrating me is I can't remember what I thought was there before!
Thanks for taking the time to share these.
May I ask where you get them from as this link could be helpful in future?
Where it says "not for this model" what model did you search under?
this site,
volkswagen.7zap.com
underbody trim Transporter (TR) 2016 year Volkswagen EUROPA 825010
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we might need a few more pics of other peoples vans , to compare.
FYI, mines a 204PS MY18 - pics above
FYI, mines a 204PS MY18 - pics above
Mine‘s a 102PS 2017 (former) PV and you can see the arrangement underneath. I’ve also attached the part number for the plastic spare wheel under tray if you need it.
Cheers. It’s that heat shield part on the exhaust side that I’m missing. Will need to see if I can find a part number for that.
Now at least I know I wasn’t imagining things!
Short exhaust?
Post a pic of the backbox.
Post a pic of the backbox.
Sorry to dig up this thread. Same issue here on my shuttle. The underbody cover for the engine pre heater and Adblue tank is in a bad way. Strengthened with some fibreglass but ideally want to replace. Part number is 7e0825205d same as above but the link takes me to a slightly different part. VW quoted me £186, which was very kind of them…..
From here:
All these part numbers are the same:
7E0825205B
7E0825205C
7E0825205D
7E0825205E
7E0825205F
Underbody trim
Important notesleft frontFitmentThis part fits into 2 vehicle models. Check the section 'Fit these cars'Additional informationsPR-CODE   Informations  M0H4-cyl. turbo diesel engine 2.0 l/75 kW TDI common rail base engine is T29/TQ4/T0PDF94-cylinder SI engine 2.0 l/150 kW (16V)...
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All these part numbers are the same:
7E0825205B
7E0825205C
7E0825205D
7E0825205E
7E0825205F
Thanks @paddy26 very helpfulFrom here:
Underbody trim
Important notesleft frontFitmentThis part fits into 2 vehicle models. Check the section 'Fit these cars'Additional informationsPR-CODE   Informations  M0H4-cyl. turbo diesel engine 2.0 l/75 kW TDI common rail base engine is T29/TQ4/T0PDF94-cylinder SI engine 2.0 l/150 kW (16V)...m.oemvwshop.com
All these part numbers are the same:
7E0825205B
7E0825205C
7E0825205D
7E0825205E
7E0825205F
I noticed a bit of trim hanging down. When I had a look I noticed the trim missing from around what I think is the adblue tank I'm guessing the adblue trim holds it up.
Looking closer it looks like one of the brackets for the adblue trim looks pretty bent?
Not sure what to do, leave the dangling bit, try and secure it some how, or try and sort and replace the adblue trim?
Looking closer it looks like one of the brackets for the adblue trim looks pretty bent?
Not sure what to do, leave the dangling bit, try and secure it some how, or try and sort and replace the adblue trim?
On your diagram plastic strip from bumper attached to body with push clip in thinking of trying to attach false twin exhaust tips via this hole any ideas welcome? On a budget that why the fake twin tips
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