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Condition:New Mounting Style:Bolt-On Items Included:Bolts Material:Steel Cotter Pin Hole:No Grade:High Quality Placement on Vehicle:Front, Left, Lower Reference OE/OEM Number:3C0 407 365 A, 3C0 407 365 B, 3C0 407 365A, 3C0 407 365B, 3C0407365A, 3C0407365B, 5QD 407 365, 5QD407365, 5QM 3407 365, 5QM 407 365, 5QM407365 Type:Ball Joint Manufacturer Warranty:2 Years Classic Part:No Features:Durable Universal Fitment:Yes Performance Part:Yes Brand:MEYLE Manufacturer Part Number:1160100017

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