So, the missus apparently broke the panel underneath the ignition here. (Vid attached)
I haven't had to order parts for the interior yet. Anyone know where to find the parts list for the interior/dashboard/or whatever I need here?

Thanks!

JCK

 

Ebay but cream may be hard to find. I would glue it with epoxy until I found one?

 

Okay, but what do I search for on Ebay? Ignition Dash Panel? Interior Panels? Etc.

 

I would just try Chrysler Crossfire panel and see what comes up?

 

Maybe someone parting out a car will sell you one and you can dye it to match?

 

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WOW, and I thought my Mrs was strong... LOL


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This diagram may help you to identify the correct part for your ebay search.

 

And when you click on the provided link, select one of the part numbers (part list 19, three of 3), and under the new page you can click on a link there and enter your car VIN and such (I believe 3 or 4 items but the VIN might be enough) THEN it should tell you if that part number is the right color. If it is not, go back to the parts page and select the second part number and do the same (and if not) select the last part number and it should be the right color (to help with your part number lookup) I believe after you remove that panel, the part number should also be stamped or labeled somewhere on that part. Good luck!


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That's very interesting. I've got exactly the same crack at the same location in my cream interior. I figured the previous owner cracked it in the process of installing a remote start system. But who knows?

I'm watching Wrench-a-part yards for a replacement but haven't found one yet. In the meantime, I've used epoxy to hold it together.

 

That little panel pops out easily as anyone who has done the sticky key fix knows and as your only crack is is in that top left corner. I'd pop it out, set the broken piece back in place and tape the front to hold it in place and hit the back side with some 5 min epoxy while holding it in place. That crack will vanish... You'll see it if you look really hard because you know it's there but no one else will ever notice it.

 

Mine is broken in the exact same spot.

 

Three panels listed; 3 colors: Medium Slate Gray, Vanilla, Cedar (see attached). If you look down at the panel listed under Part 20, you'll see 4 colors listed. The 4th is Dark Slale Gray (DV).

 

This car may have the part you need :Nu-Way Auto Dismantling USA-CA(Wilmington) Request_Quote 310-549-3340

 

I believe the part he is looking for is part number 19 (if the link provided in post 7 is correct). Part 20 is below 19 (again according to the provided link in post 7).


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Agreed, the video shows this part as cracked.
See page 56 of 259 in the Parts List - 2004

 

The part of course is discontinued from Chrysler. Here is one on eBay but it is not in great shape.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/17494517854...6cAAOSwWrxhRmB-

 

That is not the part, that is part #20 in the diagram, he wants part #19.
The same part in a different colour can be colour matched to his colour with a rattle can specifically matched to his needs.

 

It has the part that goes around the trim ring for the key. According to the parts list on https://www.moparpartsgiant.com/part...ted_parts.html
Part 19 and part 20 seem to have the same part number.

There is no spray can for the vanilla color only medium slate and dark slate gray.

 

Study the pictures and video. Colour in the rattle cans can be custom blended to match the aged original.

 

Although the part numbers are the same, the part he is showing in his picture is listed as part 19. I doubt if an order is ever processed, the box would have both parts as indicated, SO... One of them is wrong (which is why I made sure to note in my post that the part number of the piece he needs should have it somewhere on the part). Since there is an error in the links provided (again, does not surprise me, as there is a number of errors in the service manuals an noted in the forum many times), the part number should be verified AND picture provided before purchase from wherever it is acquired from.


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