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Vw Fuel Distributor Golf / Jetta / Passat Bosch 0 438 101 039 / 0438101039 on 2040-parts.com

US $280.00
Location:

European Union, Lithuania

European Union, Lithuania
GOOD USED CONDITION. FULLY WORKING ORDER. ALL ITEMS ARE USED SO PLEASE EXPECT MARKS AND SCRATCHES.
Brand:Bosch Interchange Part Number:0 438 101 039 Manufacturer Part Number:0438101039 Country of Manufacture:Germany

MT CAR PARTS

Part description:

Hersteller/Manufacturer: VW.

Vom/From: Golf

Erstzulassung/Year: 1988.

Leistung/Engine: 1.8 66kw.

Motorcode/Engine/Gearbox code:.

Kraftstoffart/Fuel type: Petrol.

Originalteil-Nr./Part number: ---.

Artikelzustand/Condition: GEBRAUCHT/USED.


Genuine VW Fuel Distributor Bosch - Golf /Jetta / Passat / 0 438 101 039. In fully working order.

will fit:

Golf 90-92
Passat 90-93
Jetta 90-92

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