Ford Transit Mk6 Dashboard Storage Tray Trim Cover YC15-V011600-ACW

Ford Transit Mk6 Dashboard Storage Tray Trim Cover is a practical interior trim element that organizes the cockpit space and improves the ergonomics of the driver's area. Thanks to its perfect fit for the Mk6 generation and the original Ford design, this dashboard storage tray trim allows you to restore the aesthetic appearance of the interior and provides a convenient space for small items during daily use.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: RHD-4111381
• Mark: Ford
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 4111381
• Substitutable numbers: 4111381, YC15-V011600-ACJAB9, YC15V011600ACJAB9, YC15-V011600-ACW, YC15V011600ACW
• Part type: Dashboard Trim
• Category: Trim

Purpose and function of the component

The presented trim with a storage tray is designed for the Ford Transit Mk6 dashboard and belongs to the Trims, decorative strips, and decorations category. Its purpose is to provide an aesthetic finish to the upper part of the cockpit and create additional, organized space for small accessories for the driver and passengers. The element also serves a protective function – it masks factory mounting points and dashboard edges, reducing the risk of accidental surface damage.

Construction and dashboard fitment

The cover is designed as a part mounted directly onto the dashboard, maintaining factory mounting points. As a result, it ensures:

• stable seating without unwanted play,
• seamless transitions between the dashboard and the trim element,
• an aesthetic closure of the upper part of the cockpit. The tray profile is matched to the geometry of the Transit Mk6 dashboard, which helps keep the cabin tidy and limits the movement of small items while driving. The factory-original design helps maintain the interior's original character and compatibility with other trim elements.

Performance characteristics and installation benefits

As a decorative and protective element, the dashboard storage tray affects both the functionality and the visual perception of the cabin. In practice, this means:

• an organized driver's workspace – space for documents, small tools, or accessories,
• easier cleaning of the upper cockpit area,
• a consistent interior look after repairing or replacing a damaged part. The item is used, which, in the case of original Ford components, allows for a balance between reasonable cost and maintaining factory fitment and predictable installation. It is a good solution for post-accident repairs, interior renovation of fleet vehicles, or restoring full cabin functionality in a commercial vehicle.

Application in service and interior renovation

The dashboard storage tray cover is suitable for both professional service centers and workshops involved in outfitting or refreshing commercial vehicles. Replacing a damaged or missing element of this type:

• eliminates unsightly gaps in the upper part of the dashboard,
• restores functional storage space,
• improves driver comfort in a heavily used Transit. For commercial vehicles, where practicality and durability are key, using an original trim with a tray is a beneficial compromise between cost and fitment quality. The original Ford design also facilitates subsequent removal and service access to components located under the dashboard.

Complementary Ford trim elements

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the cockpit area in your Ford and need other elements from the same group, such as additional panels, covers, or decorative overlays, check out the available parts in the Ford trims, decorative strips, and decorations category.

Safe selection of used interior components

When choosing used components, it is worth paying attention to their origin and usage history to avoid installation problems or premature wear. If you are interested in a broader context of selecting used parts and want to better understand what to look for when buying components from the secondary market, check out the article "Fuel dosing problems: what to look for when buying a used injection pump and fuel rails?", which discusses practical criteria for evaluating dismantled components.