Bosch Brake Hose - 1987481711

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The Bosch Brake Hose (1987481711) is designed for automotive technicians and DIY enthusiasts working on the rear braking system of compatible VW Caddy models. Engineered to meet strict OE-quality standards, this hose ensures reliable hydraulic pressure transmission and long-term durability. While it offers precise fitment and OEM-level safety, it is essential to verify your specific vehicle’s braking system requirements, as incorrect length or fitting selection can compromise braking efficacy.
| Model Part Number | 1987481711 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Bosch |
This product listing focuses on the brake hose. Always ensure you have fresh copper crush washers or mounting clips as recommended by your vehicle's service manual.
No. This hose is specifically engineered for the rear braking system of compatible VW Caddy models and is not designed for the dimensions or pressure requirements of the front axle.
While there is no strict mileage interval, hoses should be inspected at every brake service and replaced if there are signs of cracking, bulging, or persistent weeping.
It is an OE-quality replacement part manufactured by Bosch, designed to match or exceed the performance of the original factory-installed component.
Double-check your vehicle's VIN and original part number. If the length or fitting type differs, do not attempt to force the installation, as this may lead to brake failure.
The brake system has trapped air. Perform a complete brake bleed sequence starting from the wheel furthest from the master cylinder.
Ensure the fitting is properly tightened and that the new copper crush washers were used. If the leak persists, check the mating surface for debris.
Verify the hose routing path. Ensure it is secured in the correct factory bracket and is not catching on the strut or suspension links.
Installation should be performed by a qualified mechanic or someone experienced in hydraulic brake service.