2009-2018 VW Tiguan CC GTI Eos Beetle OEM Temp Sensor Retainer Spring

Name: 2009-2018 VW Tiguan CC GTI Eos Beetle OEM Temp Sensor Retainer Spring
Brand: Volkswagen
SKU: 06H-121-142-C
Price: 12.19 USD
Availability: InStock

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This Genuine OEM temp sensor retainer spring is designed for various 2009-2018 Volkswagen models including Tiguan, Tiguan Limited, CC, GTI, Eos, Beetle, Passat, and Rabbit. Engineered to Volkswagen's exact specifications, this retainer spring provides secure mounting for your vehicle's temperature sensor with 2.0L main engine configuration.

This Genuine OEM replacement part features a temp sensor retainer spring design compatible with 2.0L L4 and 2.5L L5 gas engines across various trim levels including Base, Driver's Edition, Executive, Final Edition, Komfort, Lux, Luxury, R-Line, S, SE, SEL, Sport, Sport Plus, Trend, and Wolfsburg Edition.

Quick Part Facts

Part Type: Temp Sensor Retainer Spring
Compatibility: 2009-2018 VW Tiguan, CC, GTI, Eos, Beetle, Passat
Engine Types: 2.0L L4, 2.5L L5 - Gas
Note: 2.0L Main Engine
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Vehicle Fitment

Year	Make	Model	Body & Trim	Engine & Transmission
2009-2018	Volkswagen	Tiguan	R-Line, S, SE, SEL, Sport, Wolfsburg Edition	2.0L L4 - Gas
2017-2018	Volkswagen	Tiguan Limited	Base	2.0L L4 - Gas
2009-2017	Volkswagen	CC	Executive, Lux, Lux Limited, Lux Plus, Luxury, R-Line, R-Line Executive, Sport, Sport Plus, Trend	2.0L L4 - Gas
2009-2014	Volkswagen	GTI	Base, Driver's Edition, Wolfsburg Edition	2.0L L4 - Gas
2009-2016	Volkswagen	Eos	Executive, Final Edition, Komfort, Lux, Sport	2.0L L4 - Gas
2012-2013	Volkswagen	Beetle	R-Line, Turbo	2.0L L4 - Gas
2009-2010	Volkswagen	Passat	Komfort	2.0L L4 - Gas
2009	Volkswagen	Rabbit	S	2.5L L5 - Gas

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