AITKEN EVAP Vapor Canister Purge Valve for Audi VW Models
Product ID: B0F2F5HPHF
Condition: New
Selected Option: 06H906517B
$ 90
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Delivery: 10-20 working days
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Product Description
AITKEN EVAP Vapor Canister Purge Valve for Audi VW Models
- Restores OE Function: This replacement vapor canister purge solenoid valve is designed to restore your vehicle's emissions system and fuel vapor management to its original operating condition.
- Durability: Made from high-quality materials, our canister purge valve offers exceptional heat and corrosion resistance, ensuring long-lasting performance and reliability, even in extreme conditions.
- Easy Installation: Our vapor canister purge solenoid is a perfect fit for OE parts, allowing for direct replacement and restoring functionality to its original state.
- OEM / Interchange Numbers: 06H133781CB, 06H133781CC, 06H133781CK, 06H906517AA, 06H906517B, 06H906517H, 06J133781AN, 06J133781AS, 06J133781BC, 06J133781BT, 06J133781CA, 06J133781CE, 06K133529A, 0280142458, 0280142459.
- Compatible vehicle models: This vapor canister purge solenoid/Valve is compatible with SEAT SKODA Volkswagen, Please check the description page for specific vehicle models.
Technical Specifications
Country
USA
Brand
AITKEN
Manufacturer
AITKEN
PartNumber
KPV019
Model
KPV019
Color
BLACK
Height
2.5
Length
2
Width
1
Size
06H906517B
NumberOfItems
1
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