Condition:New
Quantity Sold:sold individually
Interchange Part Number:210107B000, 150-2290, 941078, 252-791, 18-1599
SKU:GAT:41078
Contents:Water Pump, Gasket
Brand:Gates
Housing:Cast Aluminum
Manufacturer Part Number:41078
Tariff Code:8413.30.9090
Impeller Material:Cast Iron
Fitment Footnotes:Gas;
Rotation of Impeller:Standard
Quantity Needed:1;
Weight (Lbs.):2.1
Other Part Number:T1150, AW9402, 131-2270, US9402, AWP-9176, 114107
Number of Outlets:N/A
UPC:Does not apply
Water Pump (standard) Fits 1999-2002 Nissan Quest Gates on 2040-parts.com
US $51.75
Location:
Azusa, California, United States
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