Alternator 0131547302
Manufacturer
Manufacturer
BV PSH 556.018.140.010 Alternator
Quality +line original, voltage [v] 24, alternator charging current [a] 140
Article number: 556.018.140.010
Quality
+Line Original
Voltage [v]
24
Alternator charging current [a]
140
Clamp
B+ (M8)
In stock
£305.67
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
AS-PL A0021 Alternator
Voltage [v] 24, alternator charging current [a] 140, pulleys without belt pulley
Article number: A0021
Voltage [v]
24
Alternator charging current [a]
140
Pulleys
without belt pulley
Plug type id
PL_9105
Out of stock
£252.42
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
HELLA 8EL 012 584-361 Alternator
Alternator charging current [a] 140, pulleys without belt pulley, alternator type with connection for speed sensor
Article number: 8EL 012 584-361
Alternator charging current [a]
140
Pulleys
without belt pulley
Alternator type
with connection for speed sensor
Used part return not required
Out of stock
£450.70
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
LUCAS LRA02481 Alternator
Alternator charging current [a] 140, vehicle electrical system design for vehicles with 24-volt electrical system, voltage [v] 24
Article number: LRA02481
Alternator charging current [a]
140
Vehicle electrical system design
for vehicles with 24-volt electrical system
Voltage [v]
24
Clamp
M8
Out of stock
£627.43
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
MAHLE MG 129 Alternator
Voltage [v] 28, alternator charging current [a] 140, pulleys without belt pulley
Article number: MG 129
Voltage [v]
28
Alternator charging current [a]
140
Pulleys
without belt pulley
Rotation direction
Clockwise rotation
Out of stock
£791.48
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
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