Audi A6 C7 Avant Rear Door Window Upper Frame Cover Strip Left N/S 4G9867671A

The Left Rear Door Upper Window Frame Trim for Audi A6 C7 Avant is an original body part from the Doors and Door Panels group, designed for precise installation on the left rear side of the vehicle. It ensures a seamless finish for the window edge, proper seal guidance, and an aesthetic completion of the side body line in the Avant version. This is a practical solution for users who want to restore the factory appearance and functionality of the side body area after repairs or an accident.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 4G9867671A
• Mark: Audi
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 4G9867671A
• Substitutable numbers: 4G9867671A, 4G9 867 671 A
• Location on the vehicle: Rear, Left
• Part type: Door Frame
• Category: Doors & Door Skins

Purpose and Vehicle Placement

This part is specifically designed for the rear left side of the body, in the area of the door window frame for the Audi A6 C7 Avant. It is mounted on the upper part of the window frame and is responsible for:

• stable guidance of the window edge in the rear part of the body,
• proper support and guidance of the door seal,
• seamless connection of the door line with other elements of the side bodywork.

Thanks to its dedicated fit for the specific body model, the correct door geometry is maintained, which facilitates proper closing and reduces the risk of unwanted play within the frame.

Technical and Functional Characteristics

The upper window frame trim is a structural and finishing element that combines aesthetic and functional purposes. It is responsible for:

• seamless finish of the window edge – it masks panel and seal connections, improving the visual continuity of the side line,
• maintaining the correct position of the seal in the upper part of the door,
• limiting the ingress of water and dirt into the window guide area,
• preserving the factory appearance of the side body in the Avant version.

As a part of the Doors and Door Panels group, it works with the door skin, window, seals, and other frame trims, creating a complete side body assembly system.

Benefits of Using an Original Trim

Using the original upper window frame trim for the Audi A6 C7 Avant allows for maintaining the factory fit and body line, which is particularly important after body repairs or door replacement. The main advantages include:

• precise fit for the specific body version – no need for modifications or fitting aftermarket alternatives,
• maintaining a uniform appearance of the vehicle's side,
• easier positioning of the window and seal in the correct place,
• reducing the risk of air noise around the upper edge of the door.

This solution is particularly beneficial for vehicle repairs where maintaining the original body geometry and aesthetics is crucial, without compromises resulting from the use of ill-fitting parts.

Application in Audi Body Repairs

The left rear door upper window frame trim is suitable for both localized repairs after mechanical damage and comprehensive reconstruction of the side body. It can be used, among others, for:

• replacement of complete rear doors on the left side,
• repairs after hail damage or parking damage to the window frame,
• body renovation when it is necessary to restore the factory finish of the window edges.

By maintaining the original construction, it facilitates the work of body repairers and painters, shortening the time required to fit the part to the existing door structure.

Expanding Door Repairs in Audi

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the door area in your Audi and need other parts from the same group, such as skins, reinforcements, or additional trims, check the available parts in the Audi Doors and Door Panels category.

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