OEM Volkswagen Belts and Hoses

1C1857706MUCR - : Seat Belt Lap And Shoulder Belt for Volkswagen Image

Seat Belt Lap And Shoulder Belt

Volkswagen 1C1-857-706-M-UCR
Beetle. Front. Right. Beige, from 09/98.
Discontinued
7L6857705DHCP - : Seat Belt Lap And Shoulder Belt for Volkswagen Image

Seat Belt Lap And Shoulder Belt

Volkswagen 7L6-857-705-D-HCP
Touareg. Front. Left. Black.
Discontinued
1C1857706MHCP - : Seat Belt Lap And Shoulder Belt for Volkswagen Image

Seat Belt Lap And Shoulder Belt

Volkswagen 1C1-857-706-M-HCP
Beetle. Front. Right. Coupe, black, from 09/98.
Discontinued
7L6857706DHCP - : Seat Belt Lap And Shoulder Belt for Volkswagen Image

Seat Belt Lap And Shoulder Belt

Volkswagen 7L6-857-706-D-HCP
Black. Touareg. Front. Right.
Discontinued
7B0857815DDE5 - : Seat Belt Lap And Shoulder Belt for Volkswagen Image

Seat Belt Lap And Shoulder Belt

Volkswagen 7B0-857-815-D-DE5
Routan. Left. Second row. gray.
Discontinued
1C1857705MHCP - : Seat Belt Lap And Shoulder Belt for Volkswagen Image

Seat Belt Lap And Shoulder Belt

Volkswagen 1C1-857-705-M-HCP
Beetle. Front. Left. Coupe, black, from 09/98.
Discontinued
1J0877231A - : Drain Hose for Volkswagen Image

Drain Hose

Volkswagen 1J0-877-231-A
Sedan, rockwell, front. Webasto, front. Golde, meritor, front, with R32.
Discontinued
7L6820721BF - : Discharge Hose for Volkswagen Image

Discharge Hose

Volkswagen 7L6-820-721-BF
Touareg. 3.6l. Without rear ac, 3.2 & 3.6L, from vin 7l5060001. From Chassis/VIN 7L-5-060 001.
Discontinued
7L6422895M - : Return Hose for Volkswagen Image

Return Hose

Volkswagen 7L6-422-895-M
Cooler to Reservoir. 3.0L.
Discontinued

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Top Reasons to Maintain Your Belts and Hoses

The health and performance of your vehicle depend on your regular maintenance of its belts and hoses. Despite their seeming insignificance, these pieces are essential to the proper functioning of your vehicle. There are several reasons why hoses and belts must be serviced regularly.

Keep the Engine From Overheating

Transferring engine coolant to the radiator is the job of the radiator hose. When this system fails, for example, because a hose bursts or a connection comes loose, it can cause the engine to overheat. Damage to the engine and the expense of repairs might be high if this happens. You may avoid these problems and maintain your engine at the ideal temperature by regularly checking and replacing worn hoses.

Maintain the Engine's Efficient Performance

One of the most important belts in your vehicle is the timing belt. It makes sure the engine's valves open and close at the right times by controlling their timing. Severe engine damage can result from valves striking pistons due to a worn or damaged timing belt. Engine misfires and expensive repairs are avoidable with regular maintenance and timing belt replacement.

Power Necessary Accessories

Several of the vehicle's add-ons, including the compressor, power steering pump, and alternator, are powered by serpentine belts. These vital tasks might be lost when the serpentine belt fails, making driving less pleasant and dangerous. To keep these extras working, inspect them often and change the serpentine belt as it wears out.

Prevent Unexpected Breakdowns

Heat, chemicals, and everyday use can all hasten the deterioration of belts and hoses. Common problems that cause unexpected failures and breakdowns include cracks, leaks, and brittleness. You may avoid annoying and even deadly breakdowns on the road by keeping an eye on these parts and fixing any issues before they worsen.

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