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No two aerials are quite the same across different vehicles, so getting the specifics right matters when you buy used, second hand or a replacement. Answer a few quick questions below and breakers will only quote if they have the exact matching part in stock:
The Crafter has run in two main generations: the first-generation model (2006–2017, based on the Mercedes Sprinter platform) and the second-generation model (2017-onwards, VW's own platform). Aerials within the same generation will generally be a straightforward swap, but crossing the 2017 boundary is less certain as the body, roof profiles, and mounting points changed significantly. Confirm the exact fitment with the breaker against your registration before buying.
The two generations use entirely different bodyshells and roof structures, so a direct swap of the aerial assembly is unlikely to work without modification. Even if the base fitting looks similar, the mounting aperture, grommet size, and base design can differ. Confirm the part number or check against your registration with the breaker before committing.
For a straightforward whip-style roof aerial, trim level does not typically affect fitment on the Crafter — the aerial base and mounting are generally shared across the range within a generation. However, if your van has a shark-fin aerial or an integrated GPS/DAB aerial module, the design can differ depending on what the original van was specced with, so check what type is fitted to your vehicle. Ask the breaker to confirm the aerial style and connector type matches yours.
The roof aerial itself and its base mount are generally the same across body styles within a generation, as the roof pressing and aerial aperture tend to be shared. The key things to match are the generation (2006–2017 or 2017-onwards), the aerial type (whip vs shark-fin vs integrated), and the connector. Confirm with the breaker that the aerial and its connector match your specific vehicle.
No — engine type has no bearing on aerial fitment whatsoever. The aerial is part of the body and electrical system, not the drivetrain, so a van with any engine variant will carry the same aerial for its generation and specification. Focus on matching the generation and aerial type rather than the engine.
Give the breaker your full registration number so they can confirm the generation and aerial type fitted as original equipment. Also let them know whether your current aerial is a standard whip-style, a shark-fin, or an integrated multi-function unit, as these are not interchangeable. Mentioning the year of your van and whether it is a pre-2017 or post-2017 Crafter will help the breaker locate the right part quickly.