Volkswagen paint code J2
Pure Grey.
- Code
J2(also seen asLH7J)- Finish
- Solid
- Colour family
- Grey
- Code in use
- 2009–2024 across Volkswagen
- Models
- 16
- Screen colour
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Check before you buy. Codes are compiled from public data and can contain errors: check the label on your vehicle or ask a dealer before buying paint. How we verify
Our sources also list code J2 for Orientblau, a clearly different colour, so it has its own page. Which one is right for your car depends on the model and year: check the label.
Volkswagen models with paint code J2
Years are the overlap of the code's years with each model's production years. ≈ production years of the model line, not the exact variant; ? production years not confirmed yet.
| Model | Years | Colour name |
|---|---|---|
| Volkswagen Caddy | 2009–2024 | Pure Grey |
| Volkswagen Caddy Cargo | 2009–2024 ≈ | Pure Grey |
| Volkswagen Caddy Van | 2009–2024 | Pure Grey |
| Volkswagen Caravelle | 2009–2024 ? | Pure Grey |
| Volkswagen Crafter | 2009–2024 | Pure Grey |
| Volkswagen Golf | 2009–2024 | Pure Grey |
| Volkswagen ID 4 | 2020–2024 | Pure Grey |
| Volkswagen Jetta | 2009–2024 | Pure Grey |
| Volkswagen Jetta Gli | 2009–2024 ≈ | Pure Grey |
| Volkswagen Multivan | 2021–2024 | Pure Grey |
| Volkswagen Passat | 2009–2024 | Pure Grey |
| Volkswagen Polo | 2009–2024 | Pure Grey |
| Volkswagen T-Roc | 2017–2024 | Pure Grey |
| Volkswagen T5 | 2009–2015 | Pure Grey |
| Volkswagen T6 | 2015–2024 | Pure Grey |
| Volkswagen Transporter | 2015–2024 | Pure Grey |
3 more models listed with this code, but outside their production years
- Volkswagen T4 (built 1990–2004)
- Volkswagen Taro (built 1989–1997)
- Volkswagen Vento (built 1992–1999)
Where to find code J2 on your Volkswagen
Vehicle data sticker in the spare-wheel well and in the service booklet. Four characters starting with L, for example LC9X (Deep Black Pearl) or LB9A (Candy White), printed with the interior code.
Touch-up paint for Pure Grey
Ask for Volkswagen J2 and give the model year: paint suppliers mix by code, and some codes have several variants (this one also appears as LH7J).
This is a solid colour, the easiest kind to match. Most cars from the 1990s on still have a clear coat over it.
Read the touch-up paint guide before you start.