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OEM 2008796 – FORD Heat Exchanger, interior heating
We list 5 compatible parts from 5 brands for OE number 2008796.
It is an original equipment number of FORD.
Part type: Heat Exchanger, interior heating.
These are aftermarket parts made by other manufacturers, not original FORD parts. Check that a part fits your vehicle on its product page before you order.
Manufacturer
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NISSENS 707182 Heat exchanger, interior heating
Article number: 707182
Cooling fin material
Aluminium
Core depth [mm]
26
Core length [mm]
149
Core width [mm]
238
£46.90
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
HELLA 8FH 366 336-371 Heat exchanger, interior heating
Article number: 8FH 366 336-371
Radiator type
Brazed cooling fins
Cooling fin material
Aluminium
Water tank material (radiator)
Aluminium
Core length [mm]
149
£40.70
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
FAST FT55032 Heat exchanger, interior heating
Article number: FT55032
Left-/right-hand drive vehicles
for right-hand drive vehicles
Left-/right-hand drive vehicles
for left-hand/right-hand drive vehicles
Inlet diameter 1 [mm]
19
Outlet diameter 1 [mm]
19
£47.55
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
MAHLE AH 319 000S Heat exchanger, interior heating
Article number: AH 319 000S
Cooling fin material
Aluminium
Radiator type
Brazed cooling fins
Water tank material (radiator)
Aluminium
Core length [mm]
238
£56.85
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
AVA CLEVER CHOICE FD6693 Heat exchanger, interior heating
Article number: FD6693
Cooling fin material
Aluminium
Core depth [mm]
26
Core length [mm]
149
Core width [mm]
238
£79.64
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
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