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Condition:New Brand:Quinton Hazell Manufacturer Part Number:BFH5514 MPN:BFH5514 EAN:5050438067286 Type:Brake Hose Function:Brake Hose Replaces:BFH5692 Outer thread:M10X1SF mm Length 1:245 mm Inner thread:M10X1MM mm Length 2:222 mm Reference OE/OEM Number:ABARTH: 46814034, ALFAROME/FIAT/LANCI: 46814034, 46814034, ALFAROME/FIAT/LANCI: 82442878, 82442878, ATE: 24.5112-0220.3, BOSCH: 1987476876, CEF: 512094, DELPHI: LH6137, FIRST LINE: FBH6950, FTE: 220E.404E.0, MEYLE: 2145250025, NK: 8523119, OPTIMAL: BSL-594, PEX: 3.2034, sbs: 13308523119, TRW: PHB439

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