Mercedes C CLC Class CL203 W203 Passenger Dash Footwell Cover Trim A2036800382

Mercedes C CLC Class CL203 W203 Passenger Dash Footwell Cover Trim is an original interior component designed for installation on the passenger side. The black finish allows for an aesthetic match to the factory dashboard, and the OEM construction ensures a proper fit with the remaining panels. It is a practical solution for users who want to restore a cohesive look to the lower part of the cockpit after repairs or modifications.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: rhd-A2036800382
• Mark: Mercedes (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: A2036800382
• Substitutable numbers: A2036800382, A 203 680 03 82, EM
• Color: Black
• Category: Dashboard Panels

Purpose and function of the component

The presented passenger side footwell cover is responsible for aesthetically covering the space in the leg area and protecting the wiring and components located under the cockpit. Thanks to its factory geometry, the panel precisely fills the space around the glove compartment and center tunnel, which limits the ingress of dirt and improves acoustic comfort inside the vehicle.

The component is dedicated to C-Class and CLC models of the CL203/W203 generation, which facilitates fitting to a specific interior configuration without the need for modifications. The black color helps maintain a consistent cabin style, especially in popular configurations with a dark dashboard.

Construction and fitment to the dashboard

The cover has been designed as an integral part of the lower section of the dashboard on the passenger side. The shape of the panel takes into account the path of the center tunnel and the form of the side cockpit elements, which allows for stable mounting at factory attachment points. As a result, after installation, a smooth transition line is achieved between the dashboard, tunnel, and side panels.

This solution is particularly useful when completing the interior after dismantling electrical installations, working on the heater, or replacing other components under the dashboard. The original construction minimizes the risk of looseness, rattles, and unwanted vibrations while driving.

Benefits of using the original cover

Using the factory footwell cover in a Mercedes C/CLC Class allows for:

• restoring the complete look of the lower part of the cockpit on the passenger side,
• protecting wires, connectors, and components mounted under the dashboard from accidental damage by shoes or luggage,
• reducing noise and airflow from the technical space into the cabin,
• maintaining consistent interior coloring thanks to the black finish of the panel.

For users who care about the visual condition of the interior, it is important that the original panel from the Dashboards category maintains the factory styling line, which is difficult to achieve when using replacements with universal geometry.

Condition, service application, and part selection

The component comes from dismantling, which makes it an attractive solution for service repairs, interior renovation, or supplementing missing panels after previous modifications. In practice, it is a frequently chosen option for:

• completing the interior after a dashboard replacement,
• repairs in the heater and air duct zone,
• removing the effects of unprofessional modifications to the installation under the dashboard.

Before purchasing, it is worth comparing the shape and mounting method with the currently installed elements to ensure full compatibility with the specific interior equipment version.

Interior modernization expansion and technical knowledge

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or modernization of the cockpit area in your Mercedes and need other elements from the same group, such as lower panels, side covers, or additional grilles, check the available parts in the Mercedes Dashboards category.

For drivers interested in the broader technical context of vehicles of this brand, including all-wheel drive solutions and related components, an article describing various AWD systems may be helpful – you can find it here: xDrive, 4Matic, quattro or 4Motion – a comparison of AWD drives.