Exhaust Leak, Soot Around EGR Valve, or P0401 Fault Code?

Replace the Small Gasket That Commonly Fails on VW/Audi TDI Engines.

The factory EGR gasket creates a heat-resistant seal between the EGR valve, EGR cooler, intake manifold, and exhaust gas recirculation system components.

Over time, exposure to:

• extreme exhaust temperatures
• diesel soot buildup
• repeated heat cycles
• vibration
• carbon contamination

can cause the original gasket to:

• flatten
• crack
• burn out
• leak exhaust gases
• lose sealing pressure

A failing EGR gasket may cause:

✔ Exhaust leaks
✔ Soot around EGR connections
✔ P0401 / EGR fault codes
✔ Diesel smell in engine bay
✔ Check engine light
✔ Reduced EGR efficiency
✔ Boost pressure irregularities

This OEM-style EGR interface gasket is designed to restore proper exhaust sealing and prevent recurring EGR-related leaks.

Manufactured from heat-resistant automotive-grade sealing materials, it provides reliable direct-fit sealing performance for selected Volkswagen and Audi diesel applications.

Key Features & Benefits

✔ OEM-style aftermarket replacement
✔ Restores proper EGR sealing
✔ Helps eliminate exhaust leaks and soot buildup
✔ Heat-resistant gasket construction
✔ Resistant to diesel soot and turbo heat
✔ Ideal replacement during EGR service
✔ Direct-fit installation
✔ No modification required

Product Specifications

Part Type:
EGR Valve / EGR Cooler Gasket Seal

Material:
High-Temperature Multi-Layer Steel / Heat-Resistant Sealing Material

Reference OE Part Numbers:

• 04L131547Q
• 04L131547L

Compatible With Selected Models

Volkswagen

• Golf
• Beetle
• Touran
• Passat
• Jetta
• Golf SportWagen

Audi

• A3
• Q3

Compatible with selected:

• EA288
• 1.6TDI
• 2.0TDI diesel engine applications

Volkswagen OEM parts catalogs identify 04L131547L as an EGR valve gasket used on Golf and Passat 2.0 TDI applications.

FCP Euro and IDParts also list these gaskets for Golf, Beetle, Passat, and Audi A3 TDI applications.