Scuttle panel question

[TYP 8Z]

Quick question folks, does the scuttle panel retain the same part number throughout the entire A2 production or does it change to accommodate the newer/ larger jet washers found in the later production models?

Thanks in advance!

 

[A2Steve]

I don't know the part numbers, but it definitely changes. One for the square type up until around 2002 and then one with oval holes from then onward.

 

[Andrew]

Good Afternoon,

air and footwell heater ducts, air hoses and vent... Audi A2 (A2) 2002 year Audi EUROPA 819030

air and footwell heater ducts, air hoses and vents<br/>water deflector Audi A2 (A2) 2002 year Audi EUROPA 819030 spare parts

audi.7zap.com

I can easily check in a couple of hours which one has the older rectangular holes if that's any good.

Andy

 

[TYP 8Z]

I don't know the part numbers, but it definitely changes. One for the square type up until around 2002 and then one with oval holes from then onward.

That’s what I thought. Thanks for confirming @A2Steve

 

[TYP 8Z]

Good Afternoon,

air and footwell heater ducts, air hoses and vent... Audi A2 (A2) 2002 year Audi EUROPA 819030

air and footwell heater ducts, air hoses and vents<br/>water deflector Audi A2 (A2) 2002 year Audi EUROPA 819030 spare parts

audi.7zap.com

I can easily check in a couple of hours which one has the older rectangular holes if that's any good.

Andy

Thanks!

 

[Oskar]

I am pretty sure this is the older version, rectangular (well I hope it is, as I have one on the way from AT via Rick!).
8Z2819403D 01C RHD code.
I think the oval version is 8Z2819403E 01C, which sort of makes sense, but I cannot confirm that apart from 7Zap

 

[Andrew]

Good Afternoon Again,

Just checked and the scuttle with washer jet rectangular holes is 8Z2819403D, see pic. With reference to the 7zap diagram I posted earlier fairly safe to assume 8Z2819403E is the other scuttle with oval holes, mind you I have no idea about the other 'satin black' part under item 3, rubber??

Andy

 

[Oskar]

It is confusing. I am also using AT as a guide here, where they have included the 01C element in the code here

https://shops.audi.com/en_GB/web/tradition/p/cover-8z2819403d-01c-14?search_term=8z2819403%23

Perhaps there is a Matt Black and a Satin Black?

I can't tell until it turns up in a few weeks.

 

[Andrew]

It is confusing. I am also using AT as a guide here, where they have included the 01C element in the code here

https://shops.audi.com/en_GB/web/tradition/p/cover-8z2819403d-01c-14?search_term=8z2819403%23

Perhaps there is a Matt Black and a Satin Black?

I can't tell until it turns up in a few weeks.

You may be correct with colour. When a plastic trim is to be coloured later the main part of the part number is included in the moulding, then whatever colour is then subsequently used is added often in the form of a little sticker after the part number, you may have noticed them if they have survived there's a lot in the cabin. If the part is vulnerable to weather and a sticker considered not up to the job then it appears the extra part info is stamped, notice the 'D' in my picture.

Andy

 

[TYP 8Z]

I am pretty sure this is the older version, rectangular (well I hope it is, as I have one on the way from AT via Rick!).
8Z2819403D 01C RHD code.
I think the oval version is 8Z2819403E 01C, which sort of makes sense, but I cannot confirm that apart from 7Zap

Same dilemma here, as I spotted one on AT but I am now pretty sure this is the early version, so not suitable for my 2004 car

 

[A2Steve]

Same dilemma here, as I spotted one on AT but I am now pretty sure this is the early version, so not suitable for my 2004 car

Unless of course you wanted to buy the heated square jets I have here and retrofit?

 

[TYP 8Z]

Unless of course you wanted to buy the heated square jets I have here and retrofit?

Might do that actually