Sensor, wheel speed OEM 2k0927807
OEM 2k0927807 is the genuine sensor, wheel speed, fitting 28 vehicles, sourced used across Europe and delivered worldwide.
About OEM 2k0927807
Genuine used OEM wheel speed sensor with OEM code 2k0927807. This sensor is an original equipment part, sourced from professional dismantlers across Europe. It fits various Audi, SEAT, Skoda, and Volkswagen vehicles. As a genuine VAG component, it ensures reliable performance and perfect fitment.
Compatible with many models, including:
- VW Caddy III MPV (2011-2015)
- VW Caddy III Box Body/MPV (2011-2015)
- VW Crafter Platform/Chassis (2017+)
- VW Crafter Van (2017+)
- VW Grand California Camper (2019+)
- VW Golf VII Variant (2013-2020)
- VW Golf VII (2012-2020)
- VW Golf Sportsvan VII (2014-2017)
- VW Golf VII Van (2013-2017)
- VW Golf Van VII Variant (2013-2017)
- VW Caddy IV MPV (2015-2020)
- VW Caddy IV Box Body/MPV (2015-2020)
This part is delivered tracked worldwide. Condition is confirmed per order, as each used OEM part is unique. Please verify the OEM code 2k0927807 matches your vehicle before purchasing.
Vehicles compatible with OEM 2k0927807
This OEM code fits 28 vehicles. Use the filter to find yours; the engine and year range confirm the exact match.
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