Technical Wheel Arch Liner Cover for fog lights

[stelam]

Hey guys,

New here so perhaps someone previously already looked for this, but I cant quite find info.
I am looking for a replacement rear wheel arch cover that is used to access fog lights. I am wondering whats the part number, I could easily find one for Fiat 500, but nothing comes across when I am looking for one for Panda Cross 4x4 2017.

Kindest,
Vlad

 

[Herts Hillhopper]

Pretty sure it's the same part on both sides - so if you still have the other one, take it off and you'll find the part number is moulded into it. (And if different, likely only the last digit changes)

 

[stelam]

Pretty sure it's the same part on both sides - so if you still have the other one, take it off and you'll find the part number is moulded into it. (And if different, likely only the last digit changes)

Never actually thought of it! Thank you!

 

[stelam]

Pretty sure it's the same part on both sides - so if you still have the other one, take it off and you'll find the part number is moulded into it. (And if different, likely only the last digit changes)

That didnt help much, it other side has no numbers or letters but here, that number doesnt even refer to anything..

 

[Herts Hillhopper]

Ah - that's a shame. (Your reply came just as I was taking the same cover of my 4x4, which has much the same set of markings). SAPA is the plastics moulding company, and it seems many Fiat/Jeep etc parts have B985, so maybe identifies a factory?

It's unusual as many of the parts usefully have the part number moulded in somewhere as well as those numbers and the date codes. That separate panel is not shown as a spare part in the various online version of Fiat's parts catalogue - only as being part of the complete wheel arch liner - but I'm sure you'll get one from somewhere.

 

[stelam]

Ah - that's a shame. (Your reply came just as I was taking the same cover of my 4x4, which has much the same set of markings). SAPA is the plastics moulding company, and it seems many Fiat/Jeep etc parts have B985, so maybe identifies a factory?

It's unusual as many of the parts usefully have the part number moulded in somewhere as well as those numbers and the date codes. That separate panel is not shown as a spare part in the various online version of Fiat's parts catalogue - only as being part of the complete wheel arch liner - but I'm sure you'll get one from somewhere.

Thanks,

Yeah it literally looks suspiciously similar to the front arch door of Fiat 500 that you access front lights, and I would imagine they make them in same size.. I can always try ordering that, was just thinking of saving 15 quid if I'm wrong

 

[Herts Hillhopper]

Thanks,

Yeah it literally looks suspiciously similar to the front arch door of Fiat 500 that you access front lights, and I would imagine they make them in same size.. I can always try ordering that, was just thinking of saving 15 quid if I'm wrong

Just been looking at these on eBay! Think they are a different size. One ad shows dimensions of 10 x 14.8cm for the Fiat 500 part (https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/185484446347) . But the one on the Panda is 15.5 (ish) cm long (just measured it )

 

[stelam]

Just been looking at these on eBay! Think they are a different size. One ad shows dimensions of 10 x 14.8cm for the Fiat 500 part (https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/185484446347) . But the one on the Panda is 15.5 (ish) cm long (just measured it )

Man, you are not making my life easier )) I still ordered one, in hopes that it will fit.. Thats a 7quid gamble..

 

[The Panda Nut]

If not this does lookm like a breaker part. There are usually a few around if you google breaking Fiat 500