United States
Target · Diagram
Find this reference above
Number 6 marks the part’s position in the exploded view.
Product overview
Genuine OEM Volkswagen Brake Caliper Bleed Valve, part number 2H6615273. This small but critical component is installed in the brake caliper, allowing technicians to bleed air and old fluid from the hydraulic brake system. Proper bleeding ensures a firm brake pedal and effective braking performance. Weighing only 0.015 kg, it is designed for precise sealing. Using genuine OEM bleed valves ensures the correct thread pitch, material, and sealing properties, preventing leaks and maintaining the integrity of the brake system.
Technical details
- Category
- Brakes
- Customs (HS) code
- 84818071
- Manufacturer
- Volkswagen
- Product Type
- Genuine new auto parts
- Shipping size (L × W × H)
- 2.7 × 0.8 × 0.8 cm
- Shipping weight
- 0.02 kg
Parts diagram & fitment
17 vehiclesBleeder Screw — locate 2H6615273 Volkswagen Brake Caliper Bleed Valve | Brakes in the official exploded view and explore the surrounding assembly.
Parts in this assembly(20)
- 1HousingRight2N0615424A
- 1HousingRight2N0615424B
- 1HousingLeft2N0615423A
- 1HousingLeft2N0615423B
- 2Bolt N10821401
- 3Plate Brak 2N0615425A
- 3Plate Brak 2N0615425B
- 3Plate Brak 2N0615425C
- 4Fixing Set 2H0698141
- 5Repair Kit 2N0698102C
- 7Part 211611483
- 8Sender 2N0615437
- 10Part 2N0698151
- 10Part 2N0698451A
- 11Brakedisc 2N0615601A
- 11Brakedisc 2N0615601B
- 11Brakedisc 2N0615601C
- 14Bolt N10572403
- 15Grease G052150A2
- 15Part G055565A1
Diagrams & fitment data powered by oemdiagrams.com
2H6615273 Volkswagen Brake Caliper Bleed Valve | Brakes is fitted on: transport. multivan 2019-2024; caravelle 2019-2024; Single-cab transp. 2019-2024; ID.3 Pro 2019-2024; ID.4 Pro 2020-2023; ID.Buzz 2022-; ID.7 Limousine Pro 2023-; Amarok twin cab 2022-; E-Crafter 35 2018-2024; MAN TGE 55 2016-2021; MAN TGE 35 2016-2021; Amarok twin cab 2016-2022; Audi Q4 Sportback 2021-2022; Audi A5 Limo 2.0 2024-; Audi A5 Avant 2.0 2024-; eBoost CUPRA 2021-; Enyaq 2020-.
