2.0T TSI Intake Manifold Flap Lever Arm Fix Kit | Audi & VW

Product Overview

Eliminate the persistent rattling noise and restore smooth engine operation with this heavy-duty 2.0T TSI Intake Manifold Lever Arm Repair Kit.

A notorious failure point on factory Volkswagen and Audi 2.0T TSI engines is the loose, worn-out intake manifold linkage, which causes an annoying metallic clattering sound at idle and acceleration. Instead of spending hundreds of dollars replacing the entire plastic intake manifold assembly, this precision-engineered fix kit allows you to repair the linkage directly. Crafted from high-grade steel rather than weak aluminum or plastic alternatives, it effortlessly withstands harsh engine vibrations and thermal cycles to provide a permanent, reliable solution.

Key Features & Benefits

• Eliminates Engine Bay Rattle: Restores correct tension and alignment to the manifold runner arm, permanently silencing metallic clatter.
• High-Grade Steel Durability: Built to resist warping, heat-cycling contraction, and bending under heavy mechanical stress.
• Complete DIY Repair: Bypasses the need for complex custom modifications or temporary band-aid fixes.
• Perfect Integration: Designed to match the exact geometry and original mounting points of the factory linkage system.

Technical Specifications

• Product Type: Air Intake Manifold Mechanism Accessories
• Material: Heavy-Duty High-Tensile Steel
• Fitment Engine: 1.8T / 2.0T TSI Generation 1 (EA888 Platform)
• Package Includes: 1x Intake Manifold Lever Arm Fix Kit with mounting hardware.

Common Vehicle Compatibility

This fix kit is a direct fit for 1.8T and 2.0T TSI (Gen 1) engines across standard VAG platforms:

• Audi: A3 (B8 / 8P), TT, Q3 (8U)
• Volkswagen: Golf Mk6 (GTI / TSI), Tiguan (5N), Jetta, Passat (B6), Scirocco, Beetle, CC / EOS

⚠️ Fitment Note: This kit is designed specifically for the TSI (Chain-driven Gen 1) intake manifolds. Please check your engine layout or part numbers before ordering to ensure correct fitment.

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