Datsun Brake Line/ Clutch Line Plate Locks And Springs on 2040-parts.com
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Datsun 240z/260z/280z Brake Lock Plate and Springs These are used to secure metal hydraulic lines used for the braking and clutch system to the car. 4 are required for the brakes and 1 for the clutch. Total of 5 Plates and 5 Locks are included |
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