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Spark Plug-copper Plus Champion Spark Plug 525 on 2040-parts.com

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San Diego, California, United States

San Diego, California, United States
Condition:New Quantity Sold:sold individually Feature 4:Precious metals, FISS and Hot Lock designs SKU:CHA:525 Feature 2:Manufactured for long-lasting durability Brand:Champion Interchange Part Number:6630, 3095, 25, 26, F11, UR4 Manufacturer Part Number:525 Classification:Champion Industrial Plugs Ground Electrode Material:Nickel Copper Alloy UPC:00037551001842 GE_Material:Nickel Copper Alloy Fitment Footnotes:Plug Type 25;Modern Look;Gap .025; Center Electrode Material:Nickel Copper Alloy Feature 3:Backed by global engineering from Federal-Mogul Marketing Statement:Industrial Use Only

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