Sensor, crankshaft pulse 2375000qae
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ABAKUS 120-04-120 Sensor, crankshaft pulse
Number of pins 2, sensor type inductive sensor, assy./disassy. by qualified personnel required!
Article number: 120-04-120
Number of pins
2
Sensor type
Inductive Sensor
Assy./disassy. by qualified personnel required!
In stock
£4.79
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NRF 755230 Sensor, crankshaft pulse
Sensor type inductive sensor, mounting type bolted, connector shape round
Article number: 755230
Sensor type
Inductive Sensor
Mounting type
Bolted
Connector shape
round
Number of pins
2
In stock
£6.93
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DELPHI SS10802 Sensor, crankshaft pulse
Number of pins 2
Article number: SS10802
Number of pins
2
In stock
£7.66
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Delivery cost not included
VEMO V46-72-0011 Sensor, crankshaft pulse
Length [mm] 87.7, width [mm] 56, height [mm] 21
Article number: V46-72-0011
Length [mm]
87.7
Width [mm]
56
Height [mm]
21
Required quantity
1
In stock
£12.97
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Delivery cost not included
ERA 550066A Sensor, crankshaft pulse
Resistor [ohm] 250, alternatively , number of pins 2
Article number: 550066A
Resistor [ohm]
250
Alternatively
Number of pins
2
Fitting depth [mm]
24
In stock
£13.43
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Delivery cost not included
VEMO V46-72-0012 Sensor, crankshaft pulse
Resistor [ohm] 250, colour black, number of pins 2
Article number: V46-72-0012
Resistor [ohm]
250
Colour
black
Number of pins
2
Sensor type
Inductive Sensor
In stock
£15.88
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Delivery cost not included
FAE 79030 Sensor, crankshaft pulse
Number of pins 2
Article number: 79030
Number of pins
2
In stock
£17.86
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
FAE 79323 Sensor, crankshaft pulse
Number of pins 2, supplementary article/supplementary info 2 with mounting manual
Article number: 79323
Number of pins
2
Supplementary article/supplementary info 2
with mounting manual
In stock
£23.48
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Delivery cost not included
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