Tank cover for Skoda Octavia III Combi 2.0 TDI

This is a used tank cover, also known as a fuel tank shield or underbody protection, for the specified vehicle. The original equipment manufacturer numbers for this part are 5E0809702B and 5E0809909A. The manufacturer is Skoda. This part is supplied complete with its corresponding splash guard, as noted in the dismantler's comments. The part is categorised under quality grade B, indicating it is a used part in functional condition. It is designed for vehicles with a diesel engine type and specifically for the engine code CKFC. This component is compatible with vehicles featuring an automatic transmission, identified by the transmission code A. This tank cover is also a direct fit for other models and variants where the listed OEM numbers apply, ensuring broad compatibility across similar platforms. The price for this item is 101,92 EUR EUR excluding VAT, with the total price including VAT being 101,92 EUR EUR. The purchase includes a 30-day full return policy and free standard shipping. The expected delivery time is approximately 3-6 days, with an express delivery option available for an additional fee to expedite the process.

This spare part originates from the following car:

The source vehicle is a Skoda Octavia III Combi, specifically the 2.0 TDI variant configured as an estate. The car was first registered in the year 2015 and had recorded a mileage of 258,040 kilometres. The vehicle originated from Sweden. It was equipped with a diesel fuel system utilising direct injection. The specific engine type is diesel with the engine code CKFC. The transmission was an automatic, designated by the code A. The vehicle identification number is TMBJJ9NE6F0236851. The engine has a cylinder capacity of 1968 cubic centimetres, producing 150 horsepower, which is equivalent to 110 kilowatts. The construction type of the vehicle is an estate. Ensuring the OEM numbers match is crucial for confirming the correct fit and function of this part. When replacing a tank cover, it is common to inspect and potentially replace related underbody components or fasteners at the same time. Opting for a used original part is a sustainable choice, extending the lifecycle of automotive components and reducing environmental impact.

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