Jaguar XF X250 Boot Trunk Lid Luggage Compartment Hinge Left N/S Grey 2127

Jaguar XF X250 Boot Trunk Lid Luggage Compartment Hinge Left N/S Grey is an original body component from the Boot lids and rear parts category, designed for the precise guidance and support of the boot lid. The hinge in Stratus Grey allows for maintaining consistent body aesthetics and the correct geometry of the rear part of the vehicle.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: C2Z18290-STGR
• Mark: Jaguar
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: C2Z18290
• Substitutable numbers: C2Z18290, 8X2342701AH, 8X23-42701-AH
• Location on the vehicle: Left
• Part type: Bootlid
• Color: Stratus Grey - 2127
• Category: Boot & Hatch Lids

Purpose and function of the hinge

The presented hinge is dedicated to the left mounting of the boot lid in the Jaguar XF X250 model. It is responsible for the stable guidance of the lid during opening and closing, as well as for maintaining the correct position of the lid relative to the fenders, bumper, and rear lights. A correctly selected component of this type reduces stress on the bodywork, decreases the risk of lid misalignment, and affects the tightness of the rear part of the vehicle.

Construction, color, and fitment

The hinge has been designed as a structural element that works with the factory mounting points in the Jaguar XF X250 body. The geometry of the mounts and the kinematics of operation are consistent with the solution used by the vehicle manufacturer, which facilitates installation and allows for maintaining factory gaps between body panels. The Stratus Grey color allows for aesthetic matching to the bodywork in this shade, reducing the need for additional paint work in the hinge area. This is particularly important in the case of post-accident repairs, where both correct geometry and visual consistency of the rear part of the vehicle are essential.

Vehicle placement and installation aspects

The element is intended for installation on the left side of the vehicle, in the boot lid mounting area. Such placement specification minimizes the risk of errors when selecting parts and allows for precise planning of body repairs. The hinge works with the factory boot lid and other rear assembly components, ensuring smooth movement and proper closing. In workshop practice, the use of an original hinge with the correct placement facilitates setting the lid on the vehicle axis, height adjustment, and fitting to seals and the lock. Thanks to this, it is possible to reduce the time needed for adjustment and avoid problems with the lid not closing properly or excessive pressure.

Characteristics of the used component

The product comes from dismantling and is offered as a used part, which is a beneficial solution for economic repairs and for maintaining the original vehicle specification. In the case of components such as the boot lid hinge, it is crucial to maintain proper geometry and rigidity, which is why choosing an original component from the secondary market is often more predictable than using a replacement with unverified construction. A used hinge allows for restoring the correct operation of the boot lid after mechanical damage, corrosion, or operational wear, without the need for interference with the body structure. This solution is particularly useful for local repairs, where quick installation and maintaining factory mounting points are important.

Integration with other rear body components

The hinge works with the actuators, lock, and boot lid seals, creating a coherent system responsible for trouble-free opening, holding, and closing of the lid. A correctly selected and installed component affects the comfort of using the boot, reduces loads acting on the lid panels, and limits the risk of play in the long term of use. If you are planning a comprehensive repair or modernization of the rear zone of your Jaguar and need other elements from the same group, such as hinges, mounts, or structural lid components, check the available parts in the Jaguar Boot lids and rear parts category. For users interested in a broader context of using dismantled parts in modern cars, particularly in the area of electronics and comfort systems, an article describing a practical approach to repairing BMW modules and multimedia systems may be helpful – you can find it here: Driving pleasure for years – how to take care of iDrive systems and electronic modules in BMW 3 and 5 series models.