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Oxygen Sensor-oe Style Bosch 13051 on 2040-parts.com

US $57.74
Location:

Azusa, California, United States

Azusa, California, United States
Condition:New Quantity Sold:sold individually Other Part Number:ES20072, AP4-43, 213-1435, OS5111, SG470, RBI13051 SKU:BOS:13051 Interchange Part Number:234-4205, 234-4161, 234-4624, 24554, 250-24154 Brand:Bosch SBL-2 Eyelets Eyelet to Eyelet (Center):Connector, flat contacts Manufacturer Part Number:13051 Oxygen Sensor Type:Narrow-Band Heated MFG Name:ROBERT BOSCH LLC UPC:00028851130516 Supplier Company Name:Robert Bosch LLC Fitment Footnotes:Bosch Engered/ Manufactured; Oxygen Sensor Connector Type:OE Connector Quantity Needed:1; Internet Product Code (IPC):C8F7025FE99

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