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Designed to fit screw-in type bungsBenefits:; UNIVERSAL OXYGEN SENSOR, HEATED, 3-WIRE, SOLD INDIVIDUALLYThis REPLACEMENT oxygen sensor features stainless steel shell, hex nut, shield, Teflon-covered insulated wires, high-temperature rubber internal and external seals, and threaded tube coated with anti-seize compound. Includes easy-to-follow instructions.Specifications:.
  • Replacement
  • Universal Product, 3-wire, 6.69 In. Long, Butt Type Connector
  • Sold Individually
Price: $36.43


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Victor ReinzVictor Reinz is a leading OE manufacturer of gaskets and sealing systems.
  • Victor Reinz
  • Direct OE Replacement
  • Sold Individually
Price: $11.68


4 Cyl 1.6L L
All Engines GTI
Mechanically bonded aluminum or copper-brass core. ; Behr Radiator The Behr replacement radiator guarantees the same quality fit and performance as the OE radiator it replaces. The Behr radiator core is manufactured using high quality anti corrosive aluminum and fiber glass-reinforced polyamide coolant tanks that are highly resistant to cracking and deformation. .
  • Behr
  • Sold Individually
Price: $107.95


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Easy to install; Designed to provide excellent braking performance.
  • Bendix
  • Rear, Driver Or Passenger Side
  • Sold Individually
Price: $9.97


All Engines GL, GTI, L, Wolfsburg Edition
CohlineCohline is a leading manufacturer of OE quality tube and hose line systems for the automotive aftermarket.
  • Cohline
  • Sold Individually
Price: $23.95


All Engines GTI, L

Volkswagen Rabbit

The Volkswagen Golf or Rabbit in the United States is considered as the most significant Volkswagen ever made. With the decline sales of the Beetle, the entry of the Rabbit gave the company a revival in the market. The Golf began its production in 1974 and marketed in the United States in 1976. It featured the water-cooled, front transverse-engine, front wheel drive. This design was pioneered by Mini, another automobile company that produces compact cars.

The second generation Golf was released in 1983. It has larger bodyshell and a wider range of engine options, including a turbo-diesel, a 16-valve version of the straight-four GTi (as well as the tried and tested 1800 8v GTi), the supercharged 8v "G60" and a homologated variant of this, the "Rallye". The third generation Golf was lunched in 1991 it lasted up to 1998 when the Gold IV was introduced. The Golf IV was the heaviest, largest and the slowest version ever existed, nevertheless it created generous sales in Europe.

The fifth generation VW Golf was out in the public in 2003 with S, SE, Sport, GT TDI, GT FDI and GTi models. It featured brand new additions fuel stratified injection and turbo charging that propels from 0-60mph in 7.2 seconds with a top speed of 146mph for its GTI model. Aside from this, the new VW Golf features a four-wheel independent suspension front and rear stabilizer bar. The exterior features include 15 x 6 in. steel rims, P195/65HR15 tires all season tires, full-size spare tire steel spare wheel, full wheel covers, variable intermittent wipers rear defogger, and intermittent rear wiper among others.

For the last three decades, the Volkswagen Golf received revolutionized designs that made it very popular around Europe. As of 2003, the Golf has built more than 22 million units that made it the best selling VW model of all time surpassing the classic Beetle with 18 million. And although the Golf was sold in the United States until 1983, Rabbit continues to dominate other market by the name Golf.


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