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Number 6 marks the part’s position in the exploded view.

Product overview

Genuine OEM Volkswagen Hexagon Nut, part number WHT008416. This is a standard hexagonal fastener used to secure components and create threaded connections. It is located at position 6 in the diagram. The use of genuine OEM nuts ensures correct thread pitch and material strength, critical for reliable and safe assembly in engine applications.

Catalogue entry: Hexagon nut M6; front.

Technical details

Category
Engine
Customs (HS) code
73181639
Manufacturer
Volkswagen
Product Type
Genuine new auto parts
Shipping size (L × W × H)
0.8 × 0.8 × 1.3 cm
Shipping weight
0 kg

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Parts diagram & fitment

12 vehicles

Hexagon Nut — locate WHT008416 Volkswagen Hexagon Nut | Genuine OEM in the official exploded view and explore the surrounding assembly.

Standard part (a norm part such as a bolt, nut or clip) — used across many models; the vehicle list shows where this exact number is fitted.

Parts in this assembly17
Vehicle fitment table12

Europe (6)

VehicleYearsPos.Qty
Kamiq2019-61
Audi A1 sportback 1.02018-61
T-Cross 1,02018-202461
Arona FR2017-61
Ibiza FR2017-61
Polo 1.0 BlueMotion2017-202461

Other markets (6)

VehicleYearsPos.Qty
Virtus 1,02022-61
Taigun 1.02021-61
Kushaq2021-21
Slavia2021-21
T-Cross 1,02019-61
GOLF "ZA."2005-200761

Diagrams & fitment data powered by oemdiagrams.com

WHT008416 Volkswagen Hexagon Nut | Genuine OEM is fitted on: Kamiq 2019-; Audi A1 sportback 1.0 2018-; T-Cross 1,0 2018-2024; Arona FR 2017-; Ibiza FR 2017-; Polo 1.0 BlueMotion 2017-2024; Virtus 1,0 2022-; Taigun 1.0 2021-; Kushaq 2021-; Slavia 2021-; T-Cross 1,0 2019-; GOLF "ZA." 2005-2007.