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NEW fuel pump 94581768 for ISUZU DMAX /DAEWOO
1 YEAR WARRANTY PART NO:94581768 15100-8D000-000, 15100-8D000,15100-70D00 UC-V6E APPLICATION: ISUZU DMAX /DAEWOO Mazda, Daewoo Engine, Japanese Mini-Truck, Universal Suzuki Carry DD51T, DB51T, DC51T, DE51V, DF51V, DC51B, DD51B NOTE: PLS CHECK PART NO. and Photo clearly before order. PLS follow only Part NO. and photo, not the ebay car application guide. we will not responsibility for buyer order wrong parts. |
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