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Product overview

Genuine OEM Audi Water Valve Retaining Plate, part number 07K133239G. This critical component is designed to securely hold the water valve in its correct position within the engine cooling system. By providing stable mounting, it helps prevent movement, vibration, and potential leaks, ensuring the proper function of the cooling system. Constructed from robust metal, this retaining plate offers excellent durability and resistance to engine bay conditions. Choosing a genuine OEM part guarantees precise fitment and the structural integrity necessary for reliable long-term performance.

Catalogue entry: RETAINING.

Technical details

Category
Engine Cooling
Customs (HS) code
84099100
Manufacturer
Audi
Product Type
Genuine new auto parts
Shipping size (L × W × H)
22.5 × 16.5 × 6 cm
Shipping weight
0.23 kg

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Parts diagram & fitment

7 vehicles

Retaining Plate — locate 07K133239G Audi Water Valve Retaining Plate | Engine Cooling in the official exploded view and explore the surrounding assembly.

Parts in this assembly14
Compatible / alternative parts(1)
Vehicle fitment table7

Europe (7)

VehicleYearsPos.QtyRemarkPR
Formentor TSI CUPRA2020-12, 541
Audi RSQ3 Sportback2019-202412, 541
Audi A3 Sportback2019-202112, 541
Audi RS3 Limousine2017-202012, 541
Audi TTRS Coupe2016-202312, 541
Audi RS3 Sportback2015-2016351
Audi RSQ3 qu. 2.52013-2018351GP2

Diagrams & fitment data powered by oemdiagrams.com

07K133239G Audi Water Valve Retaining Plate | Engine Cooling is fitted on: Formentor TSI CUPRA 2020-; Audi RSQ3 Sportback 2019-2024; Audi A3 Sportback 2019-2021; Audi RS3 Limousine 2017-2020; Audi TTRS Coupe 2016-2023; Audi RS3 Sportback 2015-2016; Audi RSQ3 qu. 2.5 2013-2018.