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Gray Center Console Cupholder from 2004

Rechtsverdreher

Veteran Member
Joined
Apr 7, 2006
Location
South Carolina
TDI
1997 Passat (met its end), 2000 Jetta
This is the center console replacement cupholder console that replaces the previous years non cupholders. Although it is said that one has to gently bend the handbrake a bit, I have not found that necessary on my own car even with a leather handbrake surround.
That said, this is one of the best upgrades for the interior of the car. I believe it came only on the 2004's. Who knows, maybe late 2003's.
This one is gray, comes with the rear cupholder as well, the slider works fine. There is also the center console delete tray though that simply pops out if you have the armrest.
I also have the delete panel for above the cupholders above the radio if needed. I still have those in my car and they come in handy, but don't use them with this center piece. It really is a nice upgrade for the '99-03 models.
Finally, SEM vinyl interior paint can be used to change color to black or gray. Good quality paint that won't wear like most others. Check ECS if you want to see the high prices of the new parts. $120 shipped within CONUS. A bit more to Canada, Hawaii or Alaska. A LOT more overseas...I'm figuring about $15-20 for priority mail service.









 
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Rechtsverdreher

Veteran Member
Joined
Apr 7, 2006
Location
South Carolina
TDI
1997 Passat (met its end), 2000 Jetta
Friend told me I should have cleaned it. He's right, I left some remnants in the corners of the cupholders. You also see some water from the cleaning still on some of the plastic.
Good call on his part. No damage though.
 

FL/COtdi

Veteran Member
Joined
Mar 30, 2009
Location
Aspen CO
TDI
2003 Jetta wagon
FYI this is a fine upgrade which will need some adjusting to the brake handle to fit right . . . do a search and there is a how to. You will need a dremel or grinding air tool to affect the brake lever base. Ask me how I know.
 

phawkins224

Veteran Member
Joined
Aug 17, 2011
Location
Forest, Va
TDI
2003 Jetta
I had no prmblem installing one on my 03 jetta......just had to bend the brake release handle a little....but fits beautiful
 

jokila

Vendor
Joined
Dec 3, 2004
Location
Houston, Texas
TDI
2003 Jetta GLS, Manual
I had no prmblem installing one on my 03 jetta......just had to bend the brake release handle a little....but fits beautiful

In 2003 there was a mid year change in the console. This corresponded with the cupholders being moved to the console from above the radio. You only need to bend the brake lever if you had the early model console to make the one listed here fit correctly.
 
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