Buy OEM 1985 Audi Part # WHT002287B (WHT-002-287-B). Ring. Temperature. Sensor. Seal. Coolant. Radiator - Repair or Replace Typical symptoms for a failed radiator include both an

A circular disk covered in rubber or plastic with a hole in the center where the edge is sometimes tensioned by a spRing that prevents fluid from leaking at the Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor. A round Ring used to Seal between the EGR Valve Temperature Sensor and it's mounting surface. A round Ring used to Seal between the Radiator Hose and it's mounting surface. An o-Ring used to prevent a leak at the Drive Motor Battery Pack Coolant Hose. Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor O-Ring. Location-Coolant Hose. Location-Cylinder Head. Location-Engine. Location-Engine Block. Location-Engine Cylinder Head. Part cannot be reused/reinstalled. switch o -. Drive Motor Battery Pack Hose O -. Engine O -. Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR) Valve O -. Hose AND tube Assembly o -. Radiator Hose O -. Water pipe o -. Included with: Cooler Assembly, EGR Cooler, Heat exchanger, Hose & tube Assembly, Lower Hose, Lower Hose Part cannot be reused/reinstalled, Radiator, Temp Sensor, Temperature Sensor, Temperture Sensor.

Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor O-RingEngine Coolant Temperature Sensor SealRadiator Coolant Hose O-RingDrive Motor Battery Pack Coolant Hose O-RingEGR Valve Temperature Sensor O-Ring

Radiator - Repair or Replace
Typical symptoms for a failed radiator include both an overheating engine and a coolant leak. But some radiator failures can also result in burned or dark transmission fluid. If the cooling system in your 1985 Audi needs attention, contact a factory-trained Audi technician.