Audi A6 S6 C7 Rear Tail Light LED Lamp Taillight Panel Right O/S 4G9945096F

Visual condition of the part

The product shows signs of use visible in the photos. Audi A6 S6 C7 Rear Tail Light LED Lamp Taillight Panel Right O/S is an original lighting component from the Rear lights and brake lights group, designed for installation on the right side of the rear bodywork. This used LED lamp ensures a consistent look with the factory lighting, maintaining proper light geometry and compatibility with the vehicle's electrical system.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 4G9945096F-1
• Mark: Volkswagen
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 4G9945096F
• Substitutable numbers: 4G9945096F, 4G9 945 096 F
• Location on the vehicle: Rear, Right
• Part type: Rear Light Assembly
• Category: Rear Light Assemblies

Purpose and function in the vehicle

The presented LED tail light is designed to operate in the rear right section of the body, integrating position and signaling light functions into a single housing. Thanks to the use of LED technology, a clear, uniform light beam is achieved, which improves signal visibility for other road users and supports driving safety during the day and at night. The component belongs to the Rear lights and brake lights group, meaning it is responsible for key signaling functions in the vehicle – especially during braking, changing lanes, and in conditions of limited visibility.

Construction and LED technology

The lamp uses LED modules, which are characterized by stable lighting parameters and a short response time. In practice, this translates into:

• faster illumination of the brake light compared to traditional bulbs,
• uniform light distribution across the lens, without visible light spots,
• optimized electrical energy consumption in the vehicle's system. The lamp housing is factory-fitted to the body lines of the Audi A6 / S6 C7 generation, which ensures proper fitment to the bodywork and maintains tightness after correct installation.

Benefits of using an original tail light

Using an original, used LED tail light allows you to maintain the stylistic consistency of the vehicle and preserve the parameters specified by the manufacturer. The most important advantages include:

• factory geometric fitment to the body and mounting points,
• compatibility with the electrical system and lighting control units,
• preservation of the original light signature characteristic of Audi A6 / S6 C7 models,
• possibility of economical repair of the rear lighting section without the need for aftermarket replacements. The used component allows for the restoration of full lighting functionality after a collision or operational damage, while maintaining a favorable cost-to-quality ratio.

Selection, installation, and compatibility

To correctly select the lamp for a specific vehicle, it is worth verifying compatibility with service documentation and manufacturer markings. The product has assigned catalog numbers and interchangeable numbers, which facilitates matching to the appropriate body version and model year. Installation of the lamp in the rear right part of the vehicle takes place in the factory location, using original mounting points. After correctly connecting the electrical connectors, the lamp works with the existing lighting control system, without the need for interference with the vehicle's wiring or electronics.

Expanding your Volkswagen lighting configuration

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the rear lighting zone in your Volkswagen and need other elements from the same group, such as combination lamps, brake light modules, or additional position lights, check the available parts in the Volkswagen rear lights and brake lights category. For users interested in deepening their knowledge about selecting original used parts, verification procedures using catalog numbers, and the impact of such components on durability and driving precision, the following guide article may be helpful: BMW – sports performance and precision. How do original used parts extend the life of the Bavarian icon?