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Product overview

Genuine OEM Volkswagen Underbody Damping Pad, part number 7P2864231A. This specialized pad is designed to absorb vibrations and reduce noise transmission from the drivetrain and road, significantly improving cabin comfort. It is positioned on the vehicle's underbody, often near the transmission tunnel. Weighing 0.06 kg and measuring 0.215m in length, it is engineered for effective sound and vibration dampening. Using genuine OEM damping components ensures optimal acoustic performance and maintains the factory-intended quietness of the vehicle interior.

Catalogue entry: INSULATION rhd.

Technical details

Category
Body Interior
Customs (HS) code
87082990
Manufacturer
Volkswagen
Product Type
Genuine new auto parts
Shipping size (L × W × H)
21.5 × 24 × 5.5 cm
Shipping weight
0.06 kg

Specifications

As recorded in the manufacturer’s parts catalogue for this part number.

Equipment codes

  • 0K1
  • 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

2 vehicles

Damper For Selector Housing — locate 7P2864231A Volkswagen Underbody Damping Pad | Genuine OEM in the official exploded view and explore the surrounding assembly.

Parts in this assembly48
Vehicle fitment table2

Europe (2)

VehicleYearsPos.QtyRemarkPR
Touareg BlueMotion2014-20184510K1
touareg2012-2014451PR:0K1L0R

Diagrams & fitment data powered by oemdiagrams.com

7P2864231A Volkswagen Underbody Damping Pad | Genuine OEM is fitted on: Touareg BlueMotion 2014-2018; touareg 2012-2014.