What component does this exploded diagram show?

It shows a valve assembly (callout 10) with a connecting pipe (12), multiple flange gaskets (3 and 5), a mounting bracket (15), and various bolts and a nut (6, 11, 14, 16, 17), plus a long tube labeled 34.

Which callout numbers appear in the diagram?

Callouts 3, 5 (twice), 6 (twice), 10, 11, 12, 14, 15, 16, 17, and 34 are visible.

Does the diagram include part numbers or torque specifications?

No. Only numbered callouts are shown; there is no parts legend, part numbers, or torque values in the visible scan.

What do callouts 6, 11, 16, and 17 point to?

They point to bolts/screws used to fasten the valve, pipe, and bracket components.

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2004 VW Golf EGR Valve & Pipe Exploded Parts Diagram - Callout Numbers

Exploded parts diagram of an EGR valve and gaskets with numbered callouts

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Exploded parts breakdown of an EGR valve, pipe, gaskets and mounting hardware with numbered callouts.

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This document is a cropped exploded-parts diagram, apparently from a factory parts catalog, showing what appears to be an EGR (exhaust gas recirculation) valve assembly with its connecting pipe, gaskets, mounting bracket, and hardware. Numbered callouts identify individual components: item 10 points to the valve body, item 12 to the curved metal pipe, items 3, 5 (used twice), and 12 to flange gaskets, item 14 to a nut, items 6 (used twice), 11, 16, and 17 to bolts/screws, item 15 to a support bracket, and item 34 to a long perforated tube at the top of the drawing. No legend, part numbers, torque specifications, or vehicle applicability information is included in the visible portion of the scan; the reader can learn only the relative positions and assembly order of the numbered components. A "51%" zoom indicator and a magnifying-glass icon suggest the image is a screen capture from an electronic parts catalog viewer. The diagram was uploaded to a 2004 Volkswagen Golf gallery, and while nothing in the image contradicts that attribution, the document itself contains no year, model, or engine identification.

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Frequently asked questions

What component does this exploded diagram show?: It shows a valve assembly (callout 10) with a connecting pipe (12), multiple flange gaskets (3 and 5), a mounting bracket (15), and various bolts and a nut (6, 11, 14, 16, 17), plus a long tube labeled 34.
Which callout numbers appear in the diagram?: Callouts 3, 5 (twice), 6 (twice), 10, 11, 12, 14, 15, 16, 17, and 34 are visible.
Does the diagram include part numbers or torque specifications?: No. Only numbered callouts are shown; there is no parts legend, part numbers, or torque values in the visible scan.
What do callouts 6, 11, 16, and 17 point to?: They point to bolts/screws used to fasten the valve, pipe, and bracket components.