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Wheel Brake Cylinder Lpr 4244 For Vw Lt 28-35 I Bus (281-363) 2.4 1982-1992- on 2040-parts.com

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Condition:New Montageplatz:Hinten Montage Seite:Links,Rechts Stößeldurchmesser:25.4 mm Bremssystem:FTE Material:Grauguss Hersteller:LPR Herstellernummer:4244 OE/OEM Referenznummer(n):ATE 03.3225-5512.3, DELPHI LW45512, FEBI 05748, FERODO FHW4039, FTE 9210269, HANS PRIES 107 360 001 Modell:VW LT 28-35 I Bus (281-363), VW LT 28-35 I Kasten (281-363), VW LT 28-35 I Pritsche/Fahrgestell (281-363), VW LT 40-55 I Kasten (291-512), VW LT 40-55 I Pritsche/Fahrgestell (293-909) EAN:8032532011867

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