NewYall Engine Oil Level Sensor for Audi & VW — Direct OEM Replacement, Fits A1 A3 A4 A5 A6 Q3 Q5 Q7, Multiple Part Numbers

NewYall Engine Oil Level Sensor is a direct-replacement sensor that monitors oil level and restores accurate oil-level reporting for compatible Audi and Volkswagen engines. Keeping an accurate oil-level reading is important for scheduled maintenance and avoiding engine stress. This NewYall sensor is designed as an OEM-style replacement for a long list of Audi and Volkswagen vehicles, matching multiple part numbers so it fits many model years and trims. The unit connects into the factory harness and communicates oil-level data to the vehicle computer so dash readouts and service alerts reflect actual reservoir condition.

Which vehicles and part numbers does this sensor replace?

This sensor is cross-referenced to several common OEM part numbers and fits a wide range of Audi and Volkswagen models across many years. Use the part numbers and model list to confirm compatibility with your VIN or factory parts catalog.

• Compatible Part Numbers: EA2C80028000, 03F907660C, 03F907660D, A2C80028000, 03F907660E, 06K907637B.
• Audi coverage includes A1, A3, A4, A5, A6, A7, A8, Q2, Q3, Q5, Q7, TT, R8 and S-series where specified (model years vary).
• Volkswagen fitment includes Atlas, Arteon, Golf, GTI, Golf R, Jetta, Passat, Tiguan, Beetle and related wagons across listed years.
• Check the product part numbers against your vehicle’s service manual or dealership parts lookup before ordering.

How does installation typically work and what should I expect?

Installation is straightforward for a mechanically inclined person with basic tools. The sensor mounts into the engine oil pan or oil level housing (location varies by engine); you disconnect the electrical connector, remove the old sensor, fit the new unit with its gasket or O-ring, and reconnect the harness.

• Requires basic hand tools and a safe way to lift the vehicle if access underneath is needed.
• Replace the sealing O-ring or gasket to prevent leaks; torque to manufacturer specs.
• After installation, verify the dash oil-level readout and clear any stored fault codes as needed.
• Allow engine to reach operating temperature and recheck readings per manufacturer procedure.

What are the practical benefits of replacing a faulty oil level sensor?

A working sensor restores accurate oil-level reporting to the instrument cluster and prevents false low-oil warnings or missed low-oil conditions. That leads to better maintenance decisions and can reduce unnecessary shop visits caused by incorrect alerts.

• Prevents misleading dashboard warnings that may lead to unnecessary diagnostics.
• Helps ensure correct oil top-ups during service intervals.
• Maintains integration with engine-management systems for reliable operation.
• OEM-part-number compatibility minimizes fitment and electrical mismatch risks.

Are there any precautions or compatibility checks I should do before buying?

Yes — confirm the part number and model-year coverage against your vehicle’s VIN and the old sensor’s code. Some engines place the sensor in different locations or use different harness connectors, so visual confirmation of plug style and mounting thread or flange is recommended.

• Compare the listed part numbers to your vehicle’s existing sensor marking.
• Verify the vehicle model year and engine code match the fitment table above.
• Inspect connector shape and pin count for a direct electrical match.
• If unsure, consult a dealer or trusted mechanic before purchase.

Who is this for This NewYall Engine Oil Level Sensor is ideal for Audi and Volkswagen owners, independent mechanics, and DIY enthusiasts who need an affordable, OEM-referenced replacement. If your instrument cluster shows incorrect oil-level readings, or your service diagnostics identify one of the compatible part numbers as faulty, this sensor offers a plug-and-play option to restore proper oil-level monitoring without requiring major engine work. Always verify compatibility with your VIN or service manual prior to installation.

• Features:
  • Compatible Part Number: EA2C80028000, 03F907660C, 03F907660D, A2C80028000, 03F907660E, 06K907637B
  • For Audi A1 2016-2023; A4, A4 Quattro, A5 2015-2021; A5 Sportback 2018-2021; A3 Quattro, A4 allroad, A5 Quattro 2015-2020; A6 2016-2018 2021-2022; A7 2016-2017; A7 Sportback 2021-2023; A8 Quattro 2013-2016; Q3 Quattro 2015-2018; A3, Q3, Q5, A6 Quattro, TT Quattro, TTS Quattro 2015-2023; TT 2016-2018; S8 2014-2016; S7 2013-2015; S6 2013 2015-2016; S3 2015-2024; R8 2015; Q7 2016-2022; Q5 Sportback 2022-2023; Q2 Quattro 2018-2020; allroad 2015-2016; A7 Quattro 2017-2018
  • For Volkswagen Alltrack 2017-2019; Arteon 2019-2021; Atlas 2018-2023; Atlas Cross Sport 2020-2023; Beetle, Beetle Convertible 2013-2019; Golf 2015-2018; Golf R 2015-2019; GTI 2015-2024; Jetta 2014-2018; Jetta GLI 2013-2024; Passat 2014-2022; SportWagen 2014-2019; Tiguan 2018-2024

FAQ

Q: How do I know this sensor fits my Audi or VW?

A: Compare your vehicle’s VIN or the old sensor part number to the listed compatible part numbers and model years before ordering.

Q: Will I need special tools to install it?

A: No special tools are required; basic hand tools and safe jack access are usually sufficient to replace the sensor.