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Engine Timing Belt Kit With Water Pump Gates Fits 94-98 Subaru Legacy 2.2l-h4 on 2040-parts.com

US $237.52
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Southlake, Texas, United States

Southlake, Texas, United States
Condition:New Quantity Sold:sold individually Other Part Number:BWPK42207D, TKF002, WPK42207D, TB254LK1, GTKWP254 SKU:ZO:TCKWP254 Interchange Part Number:TKF-002, PP254LK1, TCKWP254, TKF-003, 20428K Brand:Gates IC Code:MTS-NEW SALES PATTERN Manufacturer Part Number:TCKWP254 OE Component Comparison Rating:OE Performance Tariff Code:8708.99.8180 Color:Black Instruction Sheet Number:0098-1632 Fitment Footnotes:Gas; Weight (Lbs.):9.04 Quantity Needed:1; Customer Pack:1.0 UPC:Does not apply

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