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Interior Cover under dashboard drivers side - Right Hand Drive UK vehi

Roli Savvaris
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Roli Savvaris Member

Roli Savvaris

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Hi,

When I bought my Cayenne 2005 Turbo, the interior cover which is normally removed for servicing - where the pedals are, under the steering wheel) was not present. Please note this is a right hand side vehicle as it is UK spec. This cover is on the driver side and it is annoying to drive in hot weather without the air conditioning since a lot of hot air comes in from under the steering wheel due to not having it in place.

I would really appreciate if someone could provide me with a part number and or details on where I could buy this used or new.

Thanks,

Roli

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Loren Member

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I beleive you are talking about item 34 below...

Need to know the color (black, steel grey, sand beige, or palm green)?

Also is leatherette or padded leather?

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Roli Savvaris Member

Roli Savvaris

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Hi. No I have item 34. The one I need is further down. It is a panel which gets removed in order for the technician to put the piwis cables I believe. It must be bigger than 34 by a lot as it covers everything behind the pedals I guess. That is why the hot air is coming through. I will take a picture now and post it to see if that helps.

Roli Savvaris Member

Roli Savvaris

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Here are a few pictures I hope they help. Unlike the diagram above, please note this is a UK car so the steering wheel is on the right hand side, the passenger sits on the left hand side. The trim should be black, and I don't know if it was originally leather although down there it wouldn't make a difference if it was plastic,... Thanks for your help.

Oops here are the pics as I forgot to attach them,...

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Roli Savvaris Member

Roli Savvaris

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In the pictures above we see how the car is every day. I think it is some kind of panel which is needed to hide all these cables and provide protection from engine heat coming into the vehicle. I hope someone can help me identify this panel so that I can be able to order and buy it as it is absolutely necessary. Thanks.

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I know which piece you are talking about. I removed this piece yesterday to access my heated seat relay. I will see if there is a part # on it.

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