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Condition:New Brand:Lemark Manufacturer Part Number:10470073RMP MPN:10470073RMP EAN:10470073RMP Type:Distributor Cap Function:Distributor Cap Number of Inlets / Outlets:5 Weight:0.18 kg Manufacturer Restriction:Lucas Net weight:0.074 kg Reference OE/OEM Number:BorgWarner (BERU): VK363, BREMI: 6552, C.I.: XD145, XD164, EPS: 1.328.094, 1.328.096, EURO CAR PARTS: 404590011, FACET: 2.8094PHT, 2.8096PHT, FORD: 6153386, 84SF-12106-AA, INTERMOTOR: 45170, KW: 828094, 828096, LAND ROVER: RTC3989, LUCAS CAV: 54403806, 54404506, DDB109, DDB182, MOTAQUIP: LVDC209, Motorcraft: EDH199, EDH216, UNIPART: GDC156, GDC505, VALEO: 243887, CB607, J837, L837, L887, VEMO: V25-70-0014, VXPRO: ET0602, ET0615, XEVO: XDC2002, XDC2020, LDC060

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