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Genuine Ssangyong Stavic All Model 5 Speed Auto Transmission Filter Set on 2040-parts.com

AU $201.99
Location:

Essendon, VIC, Australia

Essendon, VIC, Australia
Condition:New Brand:SSANGYONG Manufacturer Part Number:FILTER:1402770095 / GASKET:1402770095

GENUINE SSANGYONG STAVIC MPV 2.7L DIESEL & 3.2L PETROL ALL MODEL 5 SPEED AUTO TRANSMISSION FILTER & GASKET SET

O E M PART NO: 

FILTER ASSEMBLY OIL: 1402770095

GASKET-OIL PAN: 1402710080

Package Include: 1ea of FILTER ASSY OIL & 1ea of GASKET-OIL PAN

Fits: SSANGYONG STAVIC MPV 2.7L DIESEL & 3.2L PETROL ALL MODEL 5 SPEED TRANSMISSION 2005~2014 ONLY

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