Air Conditioning System Aluminum Line / Tube (Pressure Hose) – 4K0816743DB
Original air conditioning system line (aluminum-rubber pressure hose for refrigerant circulation), designed for Audi A7 Sportback (4K / 4K8 generation) and Audi A6 (C8 / 4K generation) cars with 3.0 TFSI V6 (55 TFSI / DLZ, DLZA codes / 340 hp) petrol engines and selected mild-hybrid units.
Original VAG air conditioning system component. It is responsible for the leak-tight and lossless transport of refrigerant (R1234yf) between the system components (compressor, condenser, evaporator), ensuring the correct operating pressure and efficient cooling of the vehicle interior.
Technical specifications:
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OE part number:
4K0816743DB/4K0 816 743 DB(interchangeable with4K0816743series numbers) -
Function: Air conditioning pressure line / tube (A/C Line / Hose)
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Dedicated engine: 3.0 TFSI V6 (55 TFSI) and related versions
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Dedicated refrigerant: R1234yf / R134a
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Material: Specialized aluminum alloy + reinforced flexible hose
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Installation side: Engine compartment / front panel – air conditioning main line
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Steering side: Left (LHD – European version)
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Condition: Original used part (100% functional and leak-tight, pressure tested, straight tube without bends or kinks, undamaged flanges and O-ring seats, rubber crimps without leaks)
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Manufacturer: Audi / VAG (Original OEM)
Main applications:
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Audi:
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A7 Sportback (4K8) – model years 2018 to 2024 (3.0 TFSI / 55 TFSI engines)
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A6 Saloon / Avant / Allroad (C8 / 4K2 / 4K5) – model years 2018 to 2024 (3.0 TFSI / 55 TFSI engines)
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A8 / S8 (D5 / 4N) – selected versions with 3.0 TFSI engines
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Q7 / Q8 – selected air conditioning system configurations
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Fitment guarantee and VIN verification
Each line undergoes a leak test of the aluminum jacket and pressure crimps, as well as an inspection of the mating surfaces for O-ring seals.
Fitment tip: Air conditioning lines in MLBevo platform models differ in tube bend geometry depending on the engine version and 4-zone air conditioning equipment. Before purchase, we recommend comparing the OE number on the sticker of the old line or verifying compatibility using the vehicle's VIN.