Jaguar XF Rear Door Inner Trim Cover Panel Right O/S 8X23-274B10-AE

Visual condition of the part

The product shows signs of use visible in the photos. Jaguar XF Rear Door Inner Trim Cover Panel Right is an original interior trim component designed for installation on the right side of the rear cabin. Being a factory-original part from Jaguar, it ensures a perfect fit, stylistic consistency, and the high-quality finish characteristic of this model. It is a practical solution for post-accident repairs, replacing worn-out panels, or restoring the interior aesthetics to a factory-like condition.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: C2P12598
• Mark: Jaguar
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: C2P12598
• Substitutable numbers: C2P12598, 8X23274B10AE, 8X23-274B10-AE
• Location on the vehicle: Rear, Right
• Part type: Trim Strip
• Category: Trim

Purpose and body fitment

The presented trim is a rear door interior finish component for the right side, specifically designed for the body geometry of the Jaguar XF. Its precise vehicle placement allows for seamless installation in place of the factory panel, without the need for modifications or reshaping. The design lines, mounting points, and cutouts for standard door equipment are preserved, facilitating work for both professional workshops and DIY car enthusiasts.

Function in the interior structure

The door trim in the Jaguar XF serves several important technical and functional roles:

• it creates a cohesive, aesthetic interior door surface that matches other cabin elements,
• it covers the door structure, guides, and wiring harnesses, improving acoustic comfort,
• it provides stable support points for functional elements such as handles or window controls,
• it helps maintain the proper rigidity of the finish, reducing unwanted vibrations and rattles. As a result, replacing a worn or damaged panel with an original part from the Linings, decorative strips, and trims category allows for the restoration of acoustic and visual comfort in the vehicle's interior.

Characteristics of the original Jaguar component

As a Jaguar brand product, the trim has been designed to maintain factory standards of fit and quality. This means:

• compliance with the interior design language characteristic of the XF model,
• proper placement of mounting points,
• compatibility with standard door equipment elements. Using an original trim component allows for cost-effective repairs while maintaining the original character of the interior, which is particularly important for premium-class vehicles where the consistency of details significantly impacts the overall perception of the car.

Application in repairs and interior renovation

The rear right door trim is suitable for both local repairs after mechanical damage and more extensive cabin renovations. Replacing the panel is especially recommended when the existing element shows signs of heavy wear, deformation, or damaged mounts. Using an original trim allows you to:

• restore the aesthetics of the rear passenger cabin,
• maintain color and material consistency with other interior elements,
• ensure the proper operation of mechanisms located within the door. For workshops specializing in the Jaguar brand, this is a convenient solution that reduces repair time and minimizes the risk of fitment issues.

Complementary Jaguar trim elements

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the door and side panel area in your Jaguar and need other components from the same group, such as additional linings, decorative strips, or trim panels, check out the available parts in the Jaguar linings, decorative strips, and trims category.

A safe choice for used interior components

When selecting used components for premium-class vehicles, it is worth prioritizing verified origin and compatibility with the specific model. For more complex sub-assemblies, such as fuel system components, specialized guides can be helpful. To better understand what to look for when purchasing used parts from dismantling, it is worth reading the following material: Fuel dosing problems: what to look for when buying a used injection pump and fuel rails?