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Brea, California, United States
Condition:New Telephone Number:(877) 678-7173 UPC:802959430095 SBU:DIESEL Make:FORD Length:11 Style:F3 Torque Converter Width:14 Fuel:DIESEL Brand:aFe Power Weight:65 Manufacturer Part Number:43-13061 Type:Torque Converters Height:14 Warranty:Yes

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