Parts Diagram Request for Loren

[PJorgen]

OK, did a dumb thing yesterday; was loading an ice chest in the back, shoved too hard and abraded the leather on the interior. Would like to at least understand how much the part would cost to replace, if it's available.

The details: car is a 2002 C4S. Need a part number for the slotted trim piece where the driver's shoulder belt exits from the side of the car. It appears to be separate from the rest of the trim. Hope that description is clear enough.

If anyone else has replaced this piece, advice on how to do it is welcome too.

TIA.

[Loren]

I think you are talking about item 16 - or do you mean the whole panel 15?

You will need to tell what color leather too.

[PJorgen]

Dang, you are right on target, 16 is the part. A few more questions;

How do I describe this part to the guys at Sunset Imports? Is there a specific P/N?

I need the left side, this diagram shows the right side - do I just indicate left?

I understand that I need to specify leather color, how do I do that? Is it linked to VIN?

Thanks again Loren.

[Loren]

Dang, you are right on target, 16 is the part. A few more questions;

How do I describe this part to the guys at Sunset Imports? Is there a specific P/N?

I need the left side, this diagram shows the right side - do I just indicate left?

I understand that I need to specify leather color, how do I do that? Is it linked to VIN?

Thanks again Loren.

996.555.061.00.xxx Seat belt rosette (where xxx is the lacquer color)

A03 = black

C53 = graphite grey

S33 = savanna

G13 = metropole blue

B13 = space grey

J33 = nephrite green

M33 = boxster red

P13 = cinnamon brown

US MSRP $20.19 (so I am sure Sunset will be much less)

[PJorgen]

Thanks again Loren; ordered from Sunset for $14.40.

[PJorgen]

Finally got around to replacing the part - pretty simple. Needed to remove the coat hook (#20 in diagram above) and the B-pillar (13) which required removing the seat belt attachment. All pretty straightforward.

Popped the old one out, new one in and reassembled in reverse order. About 15 minute job.

Thanks again Loren.