Seat Leon FR 1P Centre Console Storage Compartment Box Rear Cover 1P0863651H

Seat Leon FR 1P Centre Console Storage Compartment Box Rear Cover is an original interior component designed for the rear section of the centre tunnel. It provides an aesthetic finish, protects the storage compartment area, and helps maintain order in the cabin. Thanks to its factory fitment, this console element allows for an efficient replacement of a damaged cover without interfering with the interior structure.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 1P0863651H
• Mark: Seat
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 1P0863651H
• Substitutable numbers: 1P0863651H, 1P0 863 651 H
• Location on the vehicle: Rear
• Part type: Centre Console Storage
• Category: Centre & Overhead Console Parts

Purpose and function of the component

The described rear cover is part of the Console parts assembly for the Seat Leon FR 1P model and has been designed for installation in the rear zone of the centre tunnel. It is responsible for closing the storage compartment or service cavity, secures the elements located inside, and improves the ergonomics of the space for rear-seat passengers. Its placement in the rear part of the vehicle makes this element both functional and visual – it limits the accumulation of debris in the storage compartment while simultaneously tidying up the line of the centre console, restoring a cohesive look to the interior.

Construction and fitment for Seat Leon FR 1P

The centre console rear cover has been manufactured as a part compliant with the factory specification of the model, which translates into a proper fit with the remaining tunnel elements. Properly shaped mounts and edge geometry allow for installation in place of the original cover without the need for modifications or adjustments. Such a solution allows for maintaining a uniform appearance of the cabin, as well as the correct operation of the storage compartment opening and closing mechanism, if provided in the given interior configuration. Factory fitment reduces the risk of rattles, looseness, and unwanted noises while driving.

Condition, application, and benefits of installation

The element comes from the used parts group, which allows for an economical interior repair while maintaining the manufacturer's original specification. This is a good solution in a situation where the existing cover is cracked, deformed, or has damaged clips, and you want to restore the functionality of the rear storage compartment without investing in a complete new console. Replacing the centre console rear cover is particularly beneficial when:

• the storage compartment does not close properly or remains permanently open,
• the element is mechanically damaged after a collision or intensive use,
• you want to improve the visual condition of the interior without a costly replacement of the entire tunnel. By using an original component, you gain a cohesive cabin look and restored functionality of the rear part of the console, which positively affects passenger comfort.

Integration with other Seat console elements

The rear cover works with other centre tunnel elements, such as side covers, guides, or internal storage dividers. A properly selected element limits stress on adjacent parts and reduces the risk of their accelerated wear. In the case of interior expansion or refreshing, it is worth treating this component as part of a wider set of console elements, which allows for a consistent visual and functional effect. If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the centre tunnel zone in your Seat and need other elements from the same group, such as side covers, masking panels, or additional storage modules, check the available parts in the Seat console parts category.

How to safely select a used console cover

When choosing a used interior element, it is worth paying attention to the compatibility of the body version and interior configuration to avoid installation problems. It is also important to check the condition of the mounts and hinges, as they are responsible for the proper closing and stability of the cover while driving. If you want to better understand when using used components makes the most sense and how to assess their condition in terms of repair cost-effectiveness, the article on our blog will be helpful: Operational faults vs. costs: how to repair a car using used automotive parts?. Thanks to it, you will more easily plan service work and select the appropriate components for your car.