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OEM 344577 – OPEL Shock Absorber
We list 35 compatible parts from 28 brands for OE number 344577.
It is an original equipment number of OPEL and VAUXHALL.
Part types: Shock Absorber (19), Brake Caliper (10), Repair Kit, brake caliper (4), Guide Sleeve Kit, brake caliper (1).
These are aftermarket parts made by other manufacturers, not original OPEL parts. Check that a part fits your vehicle on its product page before you order.
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QUICK BRAKE 114-0234 Repair kit, brake caliper
Article number: 114-0234
For piston diameter [mm]
54
Quantity per axle
2
£1.99
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
£3.79
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
QUICK BRAKE 185159K Piston, brake caliper
Article number: 185159K
For piston diameter [mm]
54
Height [mm]
54
Material
Steel
£3.94
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
QUICK BRAKE 114-5262 Repair kit, brake caliper
Article number: 114-5262
For piston diameter [mm]
54
Quantity per axle
2
Supplementary article/supplementary info
with piston
£6.62
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
AUTOFREN SEINSA D41051C Repair kit, brake caliper
Article number: D41051C
Brake system
LUCAS
Diameter [mm]
54
For oe number
9941948
Full set
£8.89
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
ERT 401130 Repair kit, brake caliper
Article number: 401130
Brake system
LUCAS
Diameter [mm]
54
For oe number
9941948
Full set
£12.16
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
GSP 32369851 Shock absorber
Article number: 32369851
Fitting position
Front Axle Right
Shock absorber type
Gas Pressure
Shock absorber design
Suspension Strut
Shock absorber mounting type
Top pin
£26.14
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
KAMOKA 2000592 Shock absorber
Article number: 2000592
Fitting position
Front Axle Right
Shock absorber type
Gas Pressure
Shock absorber design
Suspension Strut
Shock absorber system
Twin-Tube
£26.24
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
SRLINE S010804G Shock absorber
Article number: S010804G
Shock absorber type
Gas Pressure
Fitting position
Front Axle Right
Shock absorber design
Suspension Strut
Shock absorber mounting type
Top pin
£27.68
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
ESEN SKV 45SKV322 Brake caliper
Article number: 45SKV322
Fitting position
Front Axle Right
Weight [kg]
4.27
Brake caliper type
Brake Caliper (1 piston)
Brake disc thickness [mm]
18
£27.90
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
More alternatives for OEM 344577
- ABAKUS 131-04-954 Brake caliperIn stock£29.15
- KAMOKA JBC0218 Brake caliperIn stock£29.67
- JPN 21H9432-JPN Brake caliperIn stock£30.49
- YSPARTS YS-BC1002 Brake caliperIn stock£32.01
- MAXGEAR 11-1472 Shock absorberIn stock£32.53
- ASHIKA MA-00962 Shock absorberIn stock£33.06
- DACO 452705R Shock absorberIn stock£33.07
- A.B.S. 520222 Brake caliperIn stock£33.77
- NTY A-PL-026 Shock absorberIn stock£34.66
- TRW JGM1217T Shock absorberIn stock£42.36
- JAPANPARTS MM-00962 Shock absorberIn stock£44.89
- MEYLE 626 623 0027 Shock absorberIn stock£49.63
- METZGER AUTOTEILE 6260062 Brake caliperIn stock£56.93
- SACHS 315 837 Shock absorberIn stock£57.26
- KYB 339826 Shock absorberIn stock£59.85
- MONROE 742194SP Shock absorberIn stock£67.43
- ABAKUS 232-01-492 Shock absorberOut of stock£20.66
- TRW JGM1217SR Shock absorberOut of stock£44.66
- SNR SA65340.25R Shock absorberOut of stock£49.04
- NK 65361298 Shock absorberOut of stock£52.92
- AXIA 394577 Brake caliperOut of stock£57.67
- BILSTEIN 22-213785 Shock absorberOut of stock£66.53
- DRI 3247020 Brake caliperOut of stock£90.76
- BOSCH 0 986 135 155 Brake caliperOut of stock£95.32
- BILSTEIN 22-236210 Shock absorberOut of stock£109.84
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