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Product overview

Genuine OEM Audi Sun Visor, part number 4H0857552HBN5. This essential interior component blocks sunlight, reducing glare for the passenger and improving visibility. It is designed for the right side of the front cabin area. Weighing approximately 0.464 kg, this sun visor features a BN5 finish and is manufactured to precise factory dimensions. Genuine OEM sun visors ensure proper fitment, color matching, and durability within the vehicle's interior.

Catalogue entry: ATLASBEIGE -IQ; SUN VIZOR right "CDN"+.

Technical details

Base part number
4H0857552H
Category
Interior Trim
Colour / finish
BN5
Customs (HS) code
87082990
Manufacturer
Audi
Product Type
Genuine new auto parts
Shipping size (L × W × H)
41 × 18 × 5 cm
Shipping weight
0.46 kg

Specifications

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

Equipment codes

  • only withX9B

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

1 vehicle

Sun Vizor (Atlas beige) — locate 4H0857552HBN5 Audi Sun Visor | Right Side (BN5) in the official exploded view and explore the surrounding assembly.

You are ordering the Atlas beige version — 4H0857552HBN5. The diagram shows its base part number 4H0857552H.

Parts in this assembly45
Vehicle fitment table1

Europe (1)

VehicleYearsPos.
Audi A8L qu. 3.0 TDI2013-20181

The manufacturer’s catalogue lists this part number as fitted until May 2016; later builds may use a superseding number.

Diagrams & fitment data powered by oemdiagrams.com

4H0857552HBN5 Audi Sun Visor | Right Side (BN5) is fitted on: Audi A8L qu. 3.0 TDI 2013-2018.