Audi TT 8J Rear Tailgate Hatch Bootlid Motor Spoiler Wing Arrow Grey 8J0827948C

Visual condition of the part

The product shows signs of use visible in the photos.

The Audi TT 8J Rear Tailgate Hatch Bootlid Motor Spoiler Wing Arrow Grey in Arrow Grey Pearl Effect is an original component from the Spoilers and wings group, designed for installation in the rear section of the vehicle body. It ensures the proper operation of the retractable wing, maintaining factory aerodynamic characteristics and aesthetic alignment with the bodywork in the Arrow Grey Pearl Effect shade.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 8J0827948C-AGR
• Mark: Audi
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 8J0827948C
• Substitutable numbers: 8J0827948C, 8J0 827 948 C
• Location on the vehicle: Rear
• Color: Arrow Grey Pearl Effect - Z7W
• Rim width: 8
• Category: Spoilers & Wings

Purpose and function in the vehicle

The presented spoiler motor is dedicated to installation in the rear body zone of the Audi TT 8J generation, where it is responsible for the automatic raising and lowering of the rear wing. A properly functioning spoiler drive affects vehicle stability at higher speeds and maintains the factory functionality of the aerodynamic system.

This component works with the factory electrical installation and vehicle control system, which allows for maintaining the original operation of the spoiler – both in automatic mode and when triggered manually from the car's system.

Color and visual matching

The motor is integrated with a housing in Arrow Grey Pearl Effect - Z7W, which allows for consistent matching with bodywork painted in the same shade. As a result, there is no need for additional painting of the component after installation, and the line of the tailgate and spoiler remains visually uniform.

Such a solution is particularly beneficial when replacing a damaged drive in a vehicle of the same color, as it shortens repair time and reduces costs associated with paintwork.

Technical and structural characteristics

The spoiler motor has been designed as an original Audi part, which means full compatibility with factory mounting points and the vehicle's stock electronics. The construction intended for operation in the rear body section accounts for the loads resulting from the wing's movement and operating conditions in the tailgate area.

The product comes from the Spoilers and wings group, making it optimized for cooperation with the movable wing while maintaining appropriate rigidity and stability of the mechanism's operation. Information regarding rim width in the technical data allows for additional verification of the vehicle configuration in the context of equipment versions and potential styling modifications.

Condition, application, and benefits of installation

The offered item is in used condition, making it an attractive solution for vehicle repairs where a reasonable cost is important in relation to maintaining original functionality. Choosing an original spoiler motor from disassembly allows for maintaining the factory operating parameters of the system without the need to use replacements with uncertain specifications.

The main benefits of using this component include:

• maintaining the stock operation of the retractable spoiler in the Audi TT 8J,
• aesthetic matching to the body in Arrow Grey Pearl Effect,
• compatibility with factory control and electrical installation,
• possibility of economical repair of the aerodynamic system while maintaining an original part.

Configuration expansion and selection of other elements

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the rear body zone in your Audi and need other elements from the same group, such as additional wings, covers, or movable spoiler elements, check the available parts in the Audi Spoilers and wings category.

For extensive body or suspension modifications, it is also worth checking out the guide on selecting used components, their impact on vehicle handling, and the differences between stock and sports configurations – you can find a detailed discussion in the article Stock vs. sports suspension – differences in construction and is it worth buying used suspension parts?.