Fuel Level Sensor Audi-100 44 (С3). An Exact Copy Of The Sensor On Ceramic on 2040-parts.com
Kursk, Russian Federation
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Own manufacture of parts for high-tech equipment. Performance on ceramic. Attached technical documentation and recommendations for installation. Before selling tested each sample.
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