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Catalytic Converter for 2003-2004 Volkswagen Beetle Turbo 1.8L L4 GAS DOHCOverview: Direct Fit Converter for 04 99 Beetle 1. 8L 06 00 Golf 1. 8L 05 00 Jetta 1. 8L NOTE: Not Carb Compliant Gasket Included : Rear No Front Yes Replacement Part for : Brand Part No. AP 642765 Bosal 096 216 Magnaflow Interchange 23773 Walker 54472 Application: Year Make Model Submodel Engine Size 1999 2004 Volkswagen Beetle 1. 8L L4 2000 2005 Volkswagen Jetta 1. 8L L4 2000 2006 Volkswagen Golf 1. 8L L4 Interchange: Brand Interchange Part Number
Overview:
Direct-Fit Converter for 04-99 Beetle 1.8L | 06-00 Golf 1.8L | 05-00 Jetta 1.8L
NOTE: Not Carb Compliant
Gasket Included :
| Rear | No |
|---|---|
| Front | Yes |
| Brand | Part No. |
|---|---|
| AP | 642765 |
| Bosal | 096-216 |
| Magnaflow Interchange | 23773 |
| Walker | 54472 |
Application:
| Year | Make | Model | Submodel | Engine Size |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1999 - 2004 | Volkswagen | Beetle | 1.8L/L4 | |
| 2000 - 2005 | Volkswagen | Jetta | 1.8L/L4 | |
| 2000 - 2006 | Volkswagen | Golf | 1.8L/L4 |
| Brand | Interchange Part Number |
|---|---|
| Volkswagen | 1J0254506SX |
| Volkswagen | 1J2253058RX |
| Volkswagen | 1J0254509X |
| Volkswagen | 1J0 254 501 BX |
| Volkswagen | 1J0 254 502 GX |
| Volkswagen | 1J0 254 502 JX |
| Volkswagen | 1J0 254 506 SX |
| Volkswagen | 1J2 253 058 RX |
| Volkswagen | 1J0 254 509 X |
| Volkswagen | 1J0254501BX |
| Volkswagen | 1J0254502GX |
| Volkswagen | 1J0254502JX |
| Volkswagen | 1J0254506SX |
| Volkswagen | 1J2253058RX |
| Volkswagen | 1J0254509X |
| Volkswagen | 1J0 254 501 BX |
| Volkswagen | 1J0 254 502 GX |
| Volkswagen | 1J0 254 502 JX |
| Volkswagen | 1J0 254 506 SX |
| Volkswagen | 1J2 253 058 RX |
| Volkswagen | 1J0 254 509 X |
| Volkswagen | 1J0254501BX |
| Volkswagen | 1J0254502GX |
| Volkswagen | 1J0254502JX |
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★★★★★ 5
Excellent book for neurodivergent kids
Format: Paperback
This book is fantastic!! It has really helped.my kiddo to understand there is nothing "wrong" with her and shes not a "bad kid".
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Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Amazing
Format: Hardcover
"You know a poem's good if it makes people feels things"
And this novel-in-verse is beyond good. Each word is perfectly chosen to bring you naturally into Selah's world, and her voice is crystal-clear. This was an emotional read for me, and there were so many points that I felt my eyes welling up, sometimes in sympathy and sometimes with joy at her journey.
Her friends, teachers, classmates, and family were fully formed as well. I feel like I know and understand them all so well. I want to go chill in Pop's basement. I want to give Selah's Mom a hug and tell her she's doing great. I'd love to be on a team with Mrs. V, and I absolutely adored Selah's close friend Noelle with her smeagoling and dogged determination to stand by her friend. They are people I would have loved to hang out with them.
Loved, loved, loved the dragon metaphors. They made Selah's feelings, wants, and desire so clear and relatable. I have a slight obsession with the dragons of Birk, so of course, I gave a little cheer everytime they were mentioned. The FantasyCon scene was lovely, and I loved how it was a turning point on Selah's journey towards finding herself. I always love when the dear nerdly community pulls through.
Anyway, I'll probably be throwing this book at everyone's head for a while. It's beautiful, profound, a little cathartic, and important. But also, it's a really enjoyable read! Like, Selah's just a really cool girl. Everything about it was just right, and I feel better for having read it.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2024
★★★★★ 5
Eye Opening!! A great perspective of what is happening in some neurodivergent brain,
Format: Audiobook
What a fantastic book! It gives insight into how neurodivergent people experience the world. I have always heard the phrase "All behavior is communication." I recently listened to an add-on to that phrase: "Distressed behavior communicates a person's distress." I couldn't help but think about this phrase as I read this story.
The fatigue of masking is a significant challenge; pretending to be someone you are not is a constant struggle. As a neurodivergent teacher who teaches neurodivergent kids, this story touched my heart, and I highly recommend it to anyone who will listen.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2025
★★★★★ 4
All in All a Good Book
Format: Kindle
A good book on differences and what you can make different on your amazing life plus I read this and felt happy :)
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Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Great book!
Format: Hardcover
I loved the book. It’s a quick read as the novel is written beautifully through poetry. The main character is easy to love and root for. As a teacher who is always advocating for neurodivergent kids, I am often helping parents see the strengths and needs for their child. I love that a book exists where kids can go “That’s me!” and learn to love who they were created to be and find tools that help make the world easier to cope with. The author even gives suggestions and resources in the back of the book. This novel is timely as we are starting to have a greater understanding of the spectrum of Autism. Grandparents and parents are beginning to understand themselves through the diagnosis of their kids/grandkids or even nieces/nephews. Knowing yourself is a powerful thing as Selah (the main character) teaches us.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2023