Ford Transit Connect Mk2 Floor Console Trim Panel Rear Cover DT11-V045B84-BFW

Ford Transit Connect Mk2 Floor Console Trim Panel Rear Cover is an original center tunnel rear cover designed for the second-generation Ford Transit Connect. The component belongs to the Cladding, trim strips, and decorations group and provides an aesthetic finish to the rear part of the center console, improving the visual consistency of the interior and protecting the tunnel structure. Thanks to its factory origin, it ensures a proper fit to the interior geometry and stable mounting.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: DT11-V045B84-BFW
• Mark: Ford
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: DT11-V045B84-BFW
• Substitutable numbers: DT11-V045B84-BFW, DT11V045B84BFW, 1837823, DT11-V045B84-BF35B8, DT11V045B84BF35B8
• Location on the vehicle: Rear
• Part type: Dashboard Trim
• Category: Trim

Purpose and function of the component

The described center console rear cover has been designed specifically for the Ford Transit Connect Mk2 and is mounted in the rear part of the tunnel, in the area accessible to rear-seat passengers. Its purpose is to:

• aesthetically close the center tunnel structure from the rear of the cabin,
• protect internal console components from accidental damage,
• maintain a consistent interior styling line in accordance with the manufacturer's standard,
• limit the accumulation of debris in the tunnel's structural space. Thanks to its factory design, the cover works with other interior trim elements, which translates into predictable installation and a stable connection with the console.

Construction and fit for Ford Transit Connect Mk2

The center console rear trim panel has been developed as part of the Ford interior build system; therefore, its geometry, mounting points, and parting lines are consistent with the original cabin design. This allows for:

• precise fitment with the existing center console without the need for modifications,
• maintenance of factory gaps and joint lines,
• preservation of a uniform texture and finish character in the rear part of the interior. The original origin from the Cladding, trim strips, and decorations group means that the component was designed for daily use in a commercial vehicle, where resistance to frequent passenger entry and contact with luggage transported in the rear of the cabin is essential.

Vehicle placement and installation aspects

The cover is intended for installation in the rear zone of the cabin, at the end of the center tunnel, between the front and rear parts of the interior. This placement ensures that the component:

• visually organizes the space in the rear of the cabin,
• limits access to the structural parts of the tunnel,
• facilitates cleaning in the floor and console area. Due to the factory fit, installation is predictable – the panel works with the original mounting points in the vehicle, which promotes stability and reduces the risk of unwanted looseness during operation.

Characteristics of the used component

The offered panel is a used component, sourced from dismantling, which allows for economical repair or replacement of missing interior trim while maintaining the manufacturer's original specifications. Choosing an original, used center console rear cover is a beneficial solution for users who want to restore a consistent cabin look without sacrificing the factory standard of workmanship. In the case of post-accident repairs or replacing missing interior elements, it is worth considering a wider use of original components from dismantling – you can find more on this topic in the article Repairing a car after a collision using original used parts, which discusses a practical approach to selecting such elements.

Complementary Ford trim elements

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the interior trim zone in your Ford and need other elements from the same group, such as covers, overlays, or decorative console strips, check the available parts in the Ford cladding, trim strips, and decorations category. When selecting used interior elements and other vehicle components, it is worth following proven procedures for verifying technical condition. In the context of cost-effective fuel system repairs and other sub-assemblies, the guide Fuel dosing problems – how to safely choose used fuel system components may be helpful, as it shows what to look for when purchasing parts from dismantling.