OEM Volkswagen Belts and Hoses
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Serpentine Belt
Volkswagen - Volkswagen:
- Beetle,
- Jetta,
- Passat
Timing Belt
Volkswagen - Volkswagen:
- Touareg
Timing Belt
Volkswagen - Volkswagen:
- Eos,
- Golf,
- Golf R,
- GTI,
- Jetta,
Timing Belt
Volkswagen - Volkswagen:
- Beetle,
- Golf,
- Jetta,
- Passat
Timing Belt
Volkswagen - Volkswagen:
- Passat
Timing Belt
Volkswagen - Volkswagen:
- Beetle,
- Golf,
- Golf SportWagen,
- Jetta,
- Passat
Timing Belt
Volkswagen - Volkswagen:
- Cabriolet,
- Corrado,
- Fox,
- Golf,
- Jetta,
Timing Belt
Volkswagen - Volkswagen:
- Cabrio,
- Golf,
- Jetta,
- Passat
Timing Belt
Volkswagen - Volkswagen:
- Passat
Timing Belt
Volkswagen - Volkswagen:
- Beetle,
- Golf,
- Jetta
Timing Belt
Volkswagen - Volkswagen:
- Beetle,
- Golf,
- Jetta
Timing Belt
Volkswagen - Volkswagen:
- Beetle,
- Golf,
- Jetta
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Ensure Reliability with Genuine Volkswagen Belts and Hoses
The complex systems in your engine rely on belts and hoses to transfer power and circulate vital fluids. These simple parts are the lifelines of your vehicle, managing everything from engine timing to cooling. Quick tip to save on your next service: Consider replacing your water pump at the same time as your timing belt.
Why Aftermarket Belts and Hoses Aren't Worth It: Most Overlooked Drawbacks
In your Volkswagen Tiguan, a snapped serpentine belt or a burst coolant hose can lead to a potentially catastrophic engine overheating. Here's why you should think twice of using an aftermarket belt or hose:
1. Premature Cracking and Dry Rot
Lower-quality aftermarket rubber begins to show signs of "glazing" and cracking much earlier than factory-specified parts.
2. Improper Internal Diameter
Aftermarket hoses have slight variations in diameter, making them difficult to seal correctly.
3. Excessive Belt Stretch
Generic belts often stretch significantly during the first few weeks of use.
4. Risk of Internal Collapse
Poorly made suction hoses can collapse internally when the engine is hot, leading to mysterious overheating issues.
5. Chemical Degradation
Non-OEM hoses are susceptible to damage from modern synthetic oils and coolants, causing them to turn "gummy" and fail.
6. Noisy Rib Profiles
Aftermarket belts frequently produce a high-pitched "belt squeal" that is a sign of improper fitment.
Shop Durable Belts and Hoses at OEM VW Parts Haus
Don't wait for a hose to burst or a belt to snap before taking action. To find the exact parts you need for your Tiguan, reach out to us for expert assistance.