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Anatomy of a genuine VAG part number: 5H0 807 217 A split into platform (5H0, Golf Mk8), main group (807, body/bumpers), part (217) and revision letter (A)

July 2, 2026•WW Spares Team

VAG Part Numbers Decoded: What 5H0 807 217 Actually Means

Every Volkswagen, Audi, SEAT and Škoda part number follows the same 3+3+3 logic: platform, main group, part — plus revision letters and colour codes. Learn to read them and you can sanity-check any part before you order.

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