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OEM 313740 – Shock Absorber
We list 29 compatible parts from 21 brands for OE number 313740.
Part types: Shock Absorber (15), Brake Disc (13), Suspension Strut Support Mount (1).
These are aftermarket parts made by other manufacturers, not original equipment. Check that a part fits your vehicle on its product page before you order.
Manufacturer
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SNR KB950.07 Suspension strut support mount
Article number: KB950.07
Fitting position
Rear Axle
Article number of recommended accessories
SA96213.02
Article number of recommended accessories
SA96233.01
£8.17
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
METELLI 23-1340C Brake disc
Article number: 23-1340C
Test mark
ECE-R90
Height [mm]
50
Brake disc type
solid
Brake disc thickness [mm]
12
£9.21
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
SRLINE S011770G Shock absorber
Article number: S011770G
Shock absorber type
Gas Pressure
Fitting position
Rear Axle
Shock absorber design
Spring-bearing Damper
Shock absorber mounting type
Bottom eye
£15.52
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
GSP 32123030 Shock absorber
Article number: 32123030
Fitting position
Rear Axle
Shock absorber type
Gas Pressure
Shock absorber design
Suspension Strut
Shock absorber mounting type
Top pin
£17.32
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
DACO 552402 Shock absorber
Article number: 552402
Fitting position
Rear Axle
Shock absorber type
Gas Pressure
Shock absorber system
Twin-Tube
Shock absorber mounting type
Bottom eye
£17.68
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
A.B.S. 18159 Brake disc
Article number: 18159
Outer diameter [mm]
290
Brake disc thickness [mm]
12
Minimum thickness [mm]
10
Height [mm]
50
£20.97
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
TRW DF6047 Brake disc
Article number: DF6047
Surface
painted
Brake disc type
solid
Outer diameter [mm]
290
Brake disc thickness [mm]
12
£22.50
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
BOSCH 0 986 479 311 Brake disc
Article number: 0 986 479 311
Outer diameter [mm]
289.5
Brake disc thickness [mm]
12
Minimum thickness [mm]
10
Height [mm]
50
£23.98
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
JURID 562583JC Brake disc
Article number: 562583JC
Brake disc type
solid
Outer diameter [mm]
290
Brake disc thickness [mm]
12
Brake system
TRW
£26.19
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
BREMBO 08.9367.11 Brake disc
Article number: 08.9367.11
Brake disc type
solid
Brake disc thickness [mm]
12
Number of holes
5
Supplementary article/supplementary info 2
with bolts/screws
£35.41
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
More alternatives for OEM 313740
- MONROE G1086 Shock absorberIn stock£35.58
- BILSTEIN 19-215990 Shock absorberIn stock£39.45
- MEYLE 326 723 0000 Shock absorberIn stock£39.45
- BILSTEIN 19-171586 Shock absorberIn stock£45.03
- TEXTAR 92195803 Brake discIn stock£46.46
- SACHS 313 741 Shock absorberIn stock£49.58
- MONROE G7703 Shock absorberIn stock£55.22
- ASHIKA 61-00-0617 Brake discOut of stock£20.80
- MAGNETI MARELLI 357111070000 Shock absorberOut of stock£22.97
- ASHIKA 61-00-0617C Brake discOut of stock£23.34
- SKF VKBD 90431 S2 Brake discOut of stock£24.42
- VALEO 197010 Brake discOut of stock£25.36
- CIFAM 800-1340C Brake discOut of stock£25.65
- MAGNETI MARELLI 357285070000 Shock absorberOut of stock£31.83
- SACHS 313 740 Shock absorberOut of stock£33.89
- OYODO 20A0391-OYO Shock absorberOut of stock£40.80
- BILSTEIN 19-215976 Shock absorberOut of stock£49.80
- MAGNETI MARELLI 360406065201 Brake discOut of stock£58.85
- BILSTEIN 24-139380 Shock absorberOut of stock£106.93
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