General Fiat Panda Wheel Cap
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General Fiat Panda Wheel Cap
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That doesn't look like the factory fit wheel from a 2009 Active Eco; I'm thinking someone has replaced the wheels at some point in its life.
OEM wheels would have been 13" steel running 155/80x13 tyres, with full size 13" plastic trims secured by the wheel bolts, like this one.
Looks like a FIAT wheel, though - anyone recognise what it's from? The later 1.2 mylife 169's had something similar, but not quite the same - like the one below.
A picture of the complete wheel & tyre might help.
That doesn't look like the factory fit wheel from a 2009 Active Eco; I'm thinking someone has replaced the wheels at some point in its life.
OEM wheels would have been 13" steel running 155/80x13 tyres, with full size 13" plastic trims secured by the wheel bolts, like this one.
Looks like a FIAT wheel, though - anyone recognise what it's from? The later 1.2 mylife 169's had something similar, but not quite the same - like the one below.
A picture of the complete wheel & tyre might help.
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Hi Jrkitching
Thank you for replying to my question , it is much appreciated. Hopefully I can get a replacement as it on the passengers side and currently looks like this.
Pretty sure they are Punto 14" wheels.
Active ECO didn't have alloys. Don't think any of the ECOs did. Think that they had 13s with ecocontact tyres.
Active ECO didn't have alloys. Don't think any of the ECOs did. Think that they had 13s with ecocontact tyres.
They are definitely not the original wheels, so there's no point searching for 2009 Active Eco wheel trims.
Correct; these were needed to make the 119g/km CO2 cutoff with the Euro4 engine.
With the introduction of the 69HP Euro5 engine to the Panda lineup in 2010, it was possible for Fiat to put 14" alloys onto the mylife (which replaced the dynamic Eco) and still get the CO2 under the RFL breakpoint.
This is close, but it's not the same. It may, or may not, fit - so make sure you can return it if it doesn't. You might be able to find the same thing from a breaker in the UK, for (hopefuly a lot) less money.
If you can take off one of the three remaining ones, and post a picture of the back of it, that might help.
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Brilliant, Thank you for your help, it is much appreciated.
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Mk2 punto ELX trim
Look at my 2004 panda.. That was on punto alloys
Or maybe the marea weekend
Tricky bit.. All older Fiat have Blue centre badge..
Red is @2008.and on
Look at my 2004 panda.. That was on punto alloys
Or maybe the marea weekend
Tricky bit.. All older Fiat have Blue centre badge..
Red is @2008.and on
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Just type the part number into google
Yep.
Here's one of the original blue centre cap ones.
The red ones may be from the last of the Mk2 Puntos.
Patience, and some internet searching, ought to turn one up from one of the dismantling sites.
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Mk2 punto(model 188) finished after 2010 in certain markets... So quite possible
Thanks for the Hungarian links
Thanks for the Hungarian links
That's how hard it was to find a picture showing the OP's centre cap, albeit with a blue centre. I'd expect that, by now, finding a secondhand one is likely to be the only option.
Now where did I put my Hungarian phrasebook ...
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@Wigan1968
This was my panda on the 14" punto alloys
Same profile to the cap details
Look through my Guides or Midlands Italian meet pics. For more chances of a better wheel shot of the wheels
This was my panda on the 14" punto alloys
Same profile to the cap details
Look through my Guides or Midlands Italian meet pics. For more chances of a better wheel shot of the wheels
Or this maybe.
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That's Dynamic IIRC..
Active was simpler design
