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Condition:Used Seller Notes:“GOOD CONDITION - Please be sure to check photos clearly and match our part numbers, SCRATCHES” Hersteller:FOR - Ford Herstellernummer:9642789980 Produktart:Saugrohrdruck Sensor Ladedruck Produkttyp:Air Pressure MAP Sensor Manifold Boost Referenznummer(n) OE:9642789980 Referenznummer(n) OEM:079800-7510 Weitere Artikelnummer:9642789980 079800-7510 Brand:FOR - Ford Model:Fiesta Year:2008 Part:Saugrohrdruck Sensor Ladedruck FOR Ford Fiesta Manufacturer Part Number (MPN)(OEM):9642789980 More Part number:079800-7510 EIS code:2020499

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