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Product overview

Genuine OEM Volkswagen Fuel Line Holder, part number 7E0611797. This small but crucial component is designed to securely hold and route fuel lines within the vehicle's fuel system. It prevents chafing, vibration, and potential damage to the lines, maintaining their integrity. Weighing only 0.004 kg, its precise design ensures an exact fit and reliable performance. Using a genuine OEM holder guarantees the correct material composition and geometry for long-term durability and safety in a critical system.

Catalogue entry: BRACKET 2 point ×2.

Technical details

Category
Fuel System
Customs (HS) code
87083091
Manufacturer
Volkswagen
Product Type
Genuine new auto parts
Shipping size (L × W × H)
4.5 × 3.5 × 0.8 cm
Shipping weight
0 kg

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Parts diagram & fitment

8 vehicles

Bracket — locate 7E0611797 Volkswagen Fuel Line Holder | Genuine OEM in the official exploded view and explore the surrounding assembly.

Parts in this assembly10
Vehicle fitment table8

Europe (8)

VehicleYearsPos.Qty
Amarok twin cab2022-62
transport. multivan2019-202414, 103
caravelle2019-202414, 103
Single-cab transp.2019-202414, 103
Amarok twin cab2016-20226, 212
caravelle2015-201910, 12, 146
Single-cab transp.2015-201910, 12, 146
California Camper2015-201910, 126

Diagrams & fitment data powered by oemdiagrams.com

7E0611797 Volkswagen Fuel Line Holder | Genuine OEM is fitted on: Amarok twin cab 2022-; transport. multivan 2019-2024; caravelle 2019-2024; Single-cab transp. 2019-2024; Amarok twin cab 2016-2022; caravelle 2015-2019; Single-cab transp. 2015-2019; California Camper 2015-2019.