2010-14 Volkswagen Beetle Golf Jetta Passat Genuine OEM Air Inlet Duct

Name: 2010-14 Volkswagen Beetle Golf Jetta Passat Genuine OEM Air Inlet Duct
Brand: Volkswagen
SKU: 5P0-805-971-9B9
Price: 49.26 USD
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This genuine OEM Volkswagen air inlet duct is a direct-fit factory replacement for the 2010–2014 Volkswagen Beetle, Golf, Jetta, and Passat equipped with the 2.5L L5 Gas or 2.0L L4 Gas engine without turbocharger.

Sourced directly from Volkswagen, this is a genuine OEM part engineered to exact factory specifications. It is designed as an inlet duct and fits the 2.5L L5 Gas engine across all covered models and years. For the Jetta (2011–2013), it also fits the 2.0L L4 Gas engine without turbocharger in Sedan body style. The Beetle fits 2012–2014 in Base trim with the 2.5L L5 Gas engine. The Golf fits 2010–2014 in Base trim with the 2.5L L5 Gas engine. The Jetta fits 2011–2013 in Base, S, SE, SEL, and GLI trims. The Passat fits 2012–2014 in S, SE, SEL, SEL Premium, and Wolfsburg Edition trims with the 2.5L L5 Gas engine.

Quick Part Facts

Part Type: Air Inlet Duct
Condition: New, Genuine OEM
Engines: 2.5L L5 Gas; 2.0L L4 Gas (without turbocharger)
Body Style (Jetta 2.0L): Sedan, without turbocharger
Fits: 2012–2014 VW Beetle; 2010–2014 VW Golf; 2011–2013 VW Jetta; 2012–2014 VW Passat

Fitment Chart

Year Range	Make	Model	Trim / Engine
2012–2014	Volkswagen	Beetle	Base / 2.5L L5 Gas
2010–2014	Volkswagen	Golf	Base / 2.5L L5 Gas
2013	Volkswagen	Jetta	GLI, S, SE, SEL / 2.0L L4 Gas, 2.5L L5 Gas
2011–2012	Volkswagen	Jetta	Base, S, SE, SEL / 2.0L L4 Gas, 2.5L L5 Gas
2013–2014	Volkswagen	Passat	S, SE, SEL, SEL Premium, Wolfsburg Edition / 2.5L L5 Gas
2012	Volkswagen	Passat	S, SE, SEL, SEL Premium / 2.5L L5 Gas

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