OEM Volkswagen Coil Springs

6A145778D - : Oil Inlet Line for Volkswagen Image

Oil Inlet Line

Volkswagen 06A-145-778-D
Oil feed tube. 1.8L. feed. Golf. 1.8l. Sedan. Oil pipe. Coupe, 1.8L. Jetta. 1.8l.
Discontinued
6F145735D - : Oil Return Line for Volkswagen Image

Oil Return Line

Volkswagen 06F-145-735-D
2.0L 2006-08. Return line. Passat. 2.0L 2007-08. Jetta. 2.0l. Eos. 2.0l. With timing belt. GTI.
Discontinued
7B0919081C - : Engine Oil Pressure Switch for Volkswagen Image

Engine Oil Pressure Switch

Volkswagen 7B0-919-081-C
Routan.
$62.09
MSRP $88.45
Save $26.36
29.8% Off
1C0121086L - : Engine Oil Cooler Line for Volkswagen Image

Engine Oil Cooler Line

Volkswagen 1C0-121-086-L
Engine Oil Cooler. Assembly. Incl.Inlet & Outlet Hoses. Coupe, 2.0L, to oil cooler.
Discontinued
WHT000406 - : Engine Oil Drain Plug Gasket for Volkswagen Image

Engine Oil Drain Plug Gasket

Volkswagen WHT-000-406
4.2L, to 11/06.
Discontinued
6A103179B - : Engine Oil Filler Pipe Adapter for Volkswagen Image

Engine Oil Filler Pipe Adapter

Volkswagen 06A-103-179-B
Coupe, 1.8L. Convertible, 1.8L.
Discontinued
76117069A - : Engine Oil Filter Adapter Seal for Volkswagen Image

Engine Oil Filter Adapter Seal

Volkswagen 076-117-069-A
Oil cooler,seal. 2.5L, 5 cylinder.
Discontinued

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Understanding coil springs

Suspension systems work best when every part does its job, and coil springs are a major piece of that setup. They absorb impacts from the road, keeping rides smoother and helping tires maintain proper contact. Genuine Volkswagen coil springs are designed for exact performance, while aftermarket versions can wear unevenly or lose their strength faster. At Shop Volkswagen Auto Parts, we focus on providing replacements built to last and fit the vehicle precisely.

What coil springs do

Coil springs manage the weight of the vehicle while helping the suspension handle bumps and turns. By compressing and releasing, they make driving safer and more controlled. Volkswagen engineers design these springs to work perfectly with each model’s suspension geometry, something lower-cost generic brands cannot fully match. This ensures the right ride height, stability, and handling.

Why coil springs wear down

Coil springs are exposed to heavy loads, potholes, and constant movement. Over time, they may sag, crack, or rust, especially in areas with harsh weather conditions. Once this happens, ride quality declines and other suspension parts may wear faster. Choosing genuine Volkswagen coil springs helps prevent these problems and keeps the suspension working as intended. Pairing them with fresh shock absorbers often restores a smoother and safer ride.

When to replace coil springs

Visible sagging, uneven stance, or clunking noises while driving are all signs it may be time to replace coil springs. Vehicles like the Volkswagen Golf and the Volkswagen Touareg both depend on properly functioning suspension parts for balanced handling and safety. At Shop Volkswagen Auto Parts, we make it easy to find authentic replacements that perform as expected. Drivers gain peace of mind knowing their suspension is supported by parts built specifically for their Volkswagen.