Secondary Air Injection Pump Compatible with A3 (1996-2013), A4 B5/B6/B7, A6 C5/C6, A8L D3 (2002-2010), Q7 4.2 (2006-2010), TT - Replaces 06A959253B 06A959253E

Secondary Air Injection Pump 06A959253B, 06A959253E For A3 1996-13, A4 B5/B6/B7, A6 C5/C6, A8L D3 2002-10, Q7 4.2 2006-2010, TT This secondary air injection pump is designed for compatibility with A3, A4, A6, A8, Q7, and TT models within specified year ranges.It serves as a direct replacement for OEM part numbers 06A959253B and 06A959253E, proper fitment and integration into the vehicle's emission control system.The pump operates electrically, supporting efficient performance in managing exhaust emissions during cold start conditions.Constructed from a combination of plastic and metal, the unit is built to endure typical operating stresses.Its design supports function under varying thermal conditions, with materials selected for resistance to elevated temperatures.The component’s operational stability is reflected in its consistent performance output and reduced noise levels during use.Suitable for use on multiple engine types across the compatible model range, including 1.6L and 4.2L variants, the pump allows for straightforward installation.Its design prioritizes functional and adaptability across different vehicle configurations within the designated applications.

• Compatible with a wide range of models including A3 1996–2013, A4 B5/B6/B7, A6 C5/C6, A8L D3 2002–2010, Q7 4.2 2006–2010, and TT for fitment across multiple vehicle generations
• Designed as a direct replacement for OEM part numbers 06A959253B and 06A959253E accurate compatibility and installation
• Engineered to restore proper secondary air injection system function helping reduce emissions and support efficient engine performance during cold starts
• Constructed with materials to withstand temperatures and continuous in demanding underhood environments
• Helps maintain compliance with emission standards by supporting the air pump system’s role in reducing hydrocarbon output during engine warm-up phases