Mercedes C219 Cover Trim Panel Gear Selector Switch Gearbox Wood A2196807436

Mercedes C219 Cover Trim Panel Gear Selector Switch Gearbox Wood is an original center console trim with a wood finish, designed for installation around the gearbox selector. This component belongs to the Trims, decorative moldings, and decorations group and allows for restoring a cohesive, elegant look to the center tunnel in Mercedes vehicles. The used OEM component ensures factory-fit and aesthetics consistent with premium interior equipment.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: A2196807436
• Mark: Mercedes (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: A2196807436
• Substitutable numbers: A2196807436, A 219 680 74 36
• Category: Trim

Purpose and function of the component

The presented trim panel is designed for installation around the gear selector switch in Mercedes models with the C219 body style. Its purpose is to provide an aesthetic finish to the center console, cover the selector mechanism mounts, and harmoniously connect the center tunnel with other interior decor elements.

The wood finish creates a cohesive stylistic line with other dashboard and door panel decors, emphasizing the comfortable character of the cabin. Thanks to its factory geometry, the panel ensures proper edge alignment around the selector, which reduces the risk of looseness, squeaks, and unsightly gaps.

Construction and interior fitment

The panel is designed as an integral part of the center console, with precisely shaped openings for the gearbox switch and moldings adapted to original Mercedes mounts. The factory OEM construction guarantees compatibility with the interior's stylistic line and proper fitment with adjacent upholstery elements.

The wood finish gives the cabin a more prestigious character, and the appropriately selected shade and surface structure allow for aesthetic integration with other decors. The used component retains its original geometry, which facilitates installation without the need for modifications or adjustments.

Benefits of using the original panel

Using the original trim panel in the gear selector area brings a number of practical and visual benefits:

• restoring the cohesive look of the center console after mechanical damage or wear of the decor,
• maintaining the factory interior styling characteristic of the Mercedes brand,
• secure mounting thanks to original attachment points,
• reduction of unwanted noises resulting from ill-fitting aftermarket replacements,
• easier vehicle resale thanks to an orderly, well-maintained interior.

For users who care about cabin aesthetics, it is particularly important that the original decorative trim blends better with factory elements than universal replacements, which translates into a more professional final result after installation.

Component condition and service application

The offered panel comes from disassembly and is sold as a used part, which is a cost-effective solution while maintaining original manufacturing quality. This type of component is often chosen for:

• repairs after mechanical damage within the center tunnel area,
• visual interior renovation after intensive use,
• restoring the car to a state close to factory condition after modifications.

Thanks to the retention of the factory design, the panel can be used both in routine repairs and in interior refreshment projects where compliance with the manufacturer's original specification is important.

Complementary Mercedes decorative elements

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the center console area in your Mercedes and need other elements from the same group, such as additional trims, decorative moldings, or center tunnel decorative panels, check the available parts in the Mercedes trims, decorative moldings, and decorations category.

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