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Bmw E9 Coupe E12 E28 E24 23 Manual Transmission Single Mass Flywheel 11221270286 on 2040-parts.com

US $249.95
Location:

Bonita, California, United States

Bonita, California, United States
Good used condition single mass flywheel.
Brand:BMW Interchange Part Number:11221706577 Manufacturer Part Number:11221270286 Other Part Number:11221253631

E24 633csi Single Mass Flywheel.  

 

Removed from a '77 633csi.  Fits all the cars in the compatibles list.  Also this info:

Part #: 11221270286

D=240 X 27

From:
01/01/1981
To:
01/14/2014 (ENDED)
6.940 kg
 
Superseded by:
11221706577
(06/01/1984 — 01/26/2016), nonexchangeable retrospectively
Supersedes:
11221253631
(01/03/1969 — 01/02/1984)
 
Part 11221270286 was found on the following vehicles:
Condition.  Good used shape.  I'd have it surfaced if I was doing a clutch or conversion.  Ring and teeth are in fine shape.

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