Replacing door arm trims

[AMH-CUPRA]

This may have been posted before? When I was looking for a used Leon Cupra, I found that on most of the cars I looked at the internal door trim were often badly scratched or the rubberised coating had started to peel.

Pics below:

Replacements are available from SEAT, part number 1M0867197B40N at only £13.61+VAT each They simply click off (with a little help from a screwdriver) and the new ones fitted in a couple of mins.

just thought I'd share that with you

 

[Ruddmeister]

When i had my original Seat Leon 20vt Cupra they replaced them under warranty, there were also guys on here from Singapore IIRC who had some Carbon Fibre ones made up, very nice indeed

 

[Steve]

Cheers for this. I have just picked up my Leon and a couple of these are scratched like yours too. Straight down to the dealer now.

 

[mark sheerin]

My drivers side one is in a real state..hardly any rubber left at all...60k miles

Where do you prize them off?

 

[AMH-CUPRA]

My drivers side one is in a real state..hardly any rubber left at all...60k miles

Where do you prize them off?

you can see the join line at the top, the whole front comes away with a bit of persuasion

 

[mark sheerin]

Cheers!

 

[TheUnixKid]

cool, I'll remember that when mine get a bit messed up.

 

[-B-]

I read somewhere that the early models had a coating on the door trim that was discontinued after 2002 as it was easily scratched with wedding rings etc.

When I got my 99 Toledo, it had awful interior door trims. I got 4 new ones from seat-leon.de
So for those members living in mainland europe, its an alternative to dealer prices.
They also sell the double DIN console and fascia for future reference.

-B-