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Egr Valve Airtex 4f1745 on 2040-parts.com

US $155.00
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Landing, New Jersey, United States

Landing, New Jersey, United States
Condition:New Quantity Sold:sold individually Other Part Number:2-26461, 70-5591, 1902-302471, HTV109-11B1 SKU:AIF:4F1745 Operation:Mechanical Brand:Airtex EGR Valve Type:Vacuum Manufacturer Part Number:4F1745 Vacuum Port Diameter:0.160 Gasket Or Seal Included:Yes UPC:00080044595472 Vacuum Port Quantity:1 Quantity Needed:1; Mount Hole Quantity:2 Interchange Part Number:97288827, EGV802, HTV109, EGR1163, EGR1561 Pallet Layer Maximum:6

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