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Product overview
Genuine OEM Volkswagen Gear Shift Lever Boot, part number 12E713204AUZD. This part is the boot that covers the gear shift lever mechanism. It sits around the base of the gear shifter, sealing the opening in the center console. It is typically made of durable rubber or plastic to prevent dust and debris from entering the cabin. Genuine OEM ensures exact fit and function, maintaining the original interior aesthetics and preventing unwanted noise.
Catalogue entry: BLACK; COVER rhd.
Technical details
- Base part number
- 12E713204A
- Category
- Engine
- Colour / finish
- UZD
- Customs (HS) code
- 87089997
- Manufacturer
- Volkswagen
- Product Type
- Genuine new auto parts
- Shipping size (L × W × H)
- 20 × 14 × 9.5 cm
- Shipping weight
- 0.26 kg
Specifications
As recorded in the manufacturer’s parts catalogue for this part number.
Equipment codes
- L0R
PR codes identify the factory option a part belongs to; your vehicle’s are listed on the data sticker in the boot well or service booklet.
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Parts diagram & fitment
1 vehicleCover (Black/black) — locate 12E713204AUZD Volkswagen Gear Shift Lever Boot | Genuine OEM in the official exploded view and explore the surrounding assembly.
You are ordering the black/black version — 12E713204AUZD. The diagram shows its base part number 12E713204A.
Parts in this assembly13
Vehicle fitment table1
Europe (1)
| Vehicle | Years | Pos. |
|---|---|---|
| e-up! | 2016-2023 | 1 |
The manufacturer’s catalogue lists this part number as fitted until November 2018; later builds may use a superseding number.
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12E713204AUZD Volkswagen Gear Shift Lever Boot | Genuine OEM is fitted on: e-up! 2016-2023.