🔧 URO Parts 06A103663B Oil Dipstick Boot: Reliable Protection and Easy Maintenance at Your Fingertips Review

Since this part is broken on most VW/Audi 1.8 cars, it's good to have tires. The part is cheap and fits perfectly. URO is bright orange and Dorman is pale orange. OEM installation

As we know the original didn't last long so we need to replace it. Mine was replaced a long time ago. I figured I'd have to replace it again. It looks like the replacement is still in good condition. when I look at the stamp it turns out that is URO. Go URO.

i bought this part for my 2001 audi tt 1.8 fwd after my original oil dipstick tube broke when checking the oil level (usually on these engines) It arrived quickly , was easy to install and fits perfectly. I got a quality repair in 10 minutes. cheap, fast and efficient exactly what I was looking for.

Ordered just in case as they are known to be quite fragile and on a 17 year old car I didn't want to risk it. Turns out I didn't break mine when I replaced the thermostat and new coolant tubes, but I thought I liked the epic bright orange color and installed it anyway. Fits like Stock, only incredibly bright. I liked it so much I even went back and ordered the matching dipstick. Exactly what you need.

Quality Replacement Part - by the time you are looking at this item your dipstick is probably already decayed - in addition to the rough idle you are losing HP and MPG due to vacuum system failure. This replacement actually attaches to the outside of the connector instead of being inserted into the block, which is much better. If this fails, the plastic parts are on the outside of your engine and are not floating in the oil pan.

Bought to replace my 01 Audi TT 1.8 ton engine. I accidentally broke the original when removing the thermostat housing. This one looks just like the original, only more orange. My original is very faded and hardened. The installation was real paint at first. I pressed, I pressed, I pressed and... . . it will not tear. Then it occurred to me to heat it up a bit to make the plastic more pliable. I used my wife's hair dryer and heated the end of the dipstick tube. Not enough to melt, or even too…