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Product overview

Genuine OEM Audi Engine Coolant Connector Hose, part number 07P121062H. This short hose serves as a critical connector, linking various components within the engine cooling system to maintain continuous coolant circulation. It is positioned to ensure proper flow between specific cooling system parts, as indicated in the diagram. Weighing only 0.01 kg and measuring approximately 0.06 meters in length, it is a compact yet vital component. Choosing a genuine OEM coolant connector hose guarantees the correct material composition for resistance to heat and pressure, precise dimensions, and secure connections for leak-free and efficient cooling system operation.

Catalogue entry: HOSE 60X12.

Technical details

Category
Engine Cooling
Customs (HS) code
40093100
Manufacturer
Audi
Product Type
Genuine new auto parts
Shipping size (L × W × H)
6 × 1.6 × 1.6 cm
Shipping weight
0.01 kg

Specifications

As recorded in the manufacturer’s parts catalogue for this part number.

Dimensions
60x12

Equipment codes

  • 8Z6
  • 8Z9
  • TV9

PR codes identify the factory option a part belongs to; your vehicle’s are listed on the data sticker in the boot well or service booklet.

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Parts diagram & fitment

2 vehicles

Coolant Hose — locate 07P121062H Audi Coolant Connector Hose | OEM Cooling in the official exploded view and explore the surrounding assembly.

Parts in this assembly32
Vehicle fitment table2

Europe (2)

VehicleYearsPos.Qty
Audi A8L qu. 3.0 TDI2013-201881
Audi A8L qu. 3.0 TDI2009-201481

Diagrams & fitment data powered by oemdiagrams.com

07P121062H Audi Coolant Connector Hose | OEM Cooling is fitted on: Audi A8L qu. 3.0 TDI 2013-2018; Audi A8L qu. 3.0 TDI 2009-2014.