Ford Kuga Dashboard Side Cover Trim Panel Dark Flint Right O/S 3M51-R044C60-BEW

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Ford Kuga Dashboard Side Cover Trim Panel Dark Flint Right is an original interior component in Dark Flint color, designed for installation on the passenger side in right-hand drive versions. This trim panel allows for an aesthetic and functional completion of the dashboard, ensuring a consistent look and stable mounting in factory points. By using a part from the Dashboards group, you maintain compatibility with the vehicle's construction and reduce the risk of installation issues.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: RHD-3M51-R044C60-BEW
• Mark: Ford
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 3M51-R044C60-BEW
• Substitutable numbers: 3M51-R044C60-BEW, 3M51R044C60BEW, 1355721
• Location on the vehicle: Right
• Part type: Dashboard Trim
• Category: Dashboard Panels

Purpose and fitment for Ford Kuga

The presented dashboard side panel has been designed specifically for the Ford Kuga model with right-hand drive. This means its geometry, mounting points, and contact lines with other cockpit elements are consistent with the manufacturer's factory design. Precise fitment translates into a lack of material stress, proper edge adhesion, and no unwanted play during operation.

The placement on the right side of the vehicle ensures that this element is responsible for the aesthetic closure of the side part of the dashboard, while simultaneously protecting internal structures from accidental damage and dirt. The applied Dark Flint shade allows for maintaining color consistency with the original Ford Kuga interior finish.

Construction, function, and benefits of use

The dashboard side cover performs several important technical and functional roles:

• stabilizes the side part of the cockpit, closing the dashboard structure,
• protects internal mounting elements from dust and accidental contact,
• ensures an aesthetic edge finish in the area of the pillar and the side part of the interior,
• reduces the formation of unwanted noises resulting from the operation of internal components.

By using an original panel from the Dashboards group, you maintain the factory cockpit line, which is significant both for post-accident repairs and careful interior restoration. The used element allows for an economical replacement while maintaining compliance with the manufacturer's design.

Installation and service aspects

The Ford Kuga dashboard side cover has been prepared for installation in factory mounting points, which facilitates service work. The panel construction is adapted to serial clips and guides, thanks to which a stable connection with other cockpit elements is achieved after proper seating. Proper alignment minimizes the risk of rattles and squeaks while driving.

When replacing, it is recommended to check the condition of adjacent dashboard elements and mounts to ensure a lasting repair effect. The used panel is a good solution in a situation where the existing cover has suffered mechanical damage, cracking, or visible surface wear.

Use in repair and restoration projects

This trim element will work well both in standard post-collision repair and in restoration projects where the goal is to restore a consistent look to the Ford Kuga interior. Replacing a damaged or missing side cover allows for improving the overall aesthetics of the cabin, as well as restoring proper coverage of the dashboard structure.

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the cockpit zone in your Ford and need other elements from the same group, such as center panels, top covers, or lower segments, check the available parts in the Ford Dashboards category.

Summary

Ford Kuga Dashboard Side Cover Trim Panel Dark Flint Right is a practical, original trim element designed for installation on the right side of the dashboard in a right-hand drive Ford Kuga. Using this panel allows you to restore a consistent cockpit look, improve protection of internal structures, and reduce potential noise resulting from the operation of exposed elements. It is a sensible choice for repairs where compliance with the factory design and functional recreation of the original interior layout matter.