Ball Joint 4331060020
Manufacturer
Manufacturer
FEBEST 0120-334 Ball joint
Fitting position upper front axle, cone size 1 [mm] 15.8, cone size 2 [mm] 17.5
Article number: 0120-334
Fitting position
Upper Front Axle
Cone size 1 [mm]
15.8
Cone size 2 [mm]
17.5
In stock
£9.53
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
OYODO 20Z2017-OYO Ball joint
Fitting position upper, fitting position front axle both sides
Article number: 20Z2017-OYO
Fitting position
Upper
Fitting position
Front Axle both sides
In stock
£10.19
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
RTS 93-02547 Ball joint
Fitting position front axle right, weight [kg] 0.452, fitting position upper
Article number: 93-02547
Fitting position
Front Axle Right
Weight [kg]
0.452
Fitting position
Upper
External thread 2 [mm]
M14x1,5
In stock
£11.14
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
MEYLE 30-16 010 0021 Ball joint
Fitting position upper, fitting position front axle left, fitting position front axle right
Article number: 30-16 010 0021
Fitting position
Upper
Fitting position
Front Axle Left
Fitting position
Front Axle Right
Thread size
M14x1.5
In stock
£22.68
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
DAYCO DSS1415 Ball joint
Thread size 1 m14x1.5, bore diameter [mm] 46.3, cone size [mm] 15.8
Article number: DSS1415
Thread size 1
M14x1.5
Bore diameter [mm]
46.3
Cone size [mm]
15.8
Fitting position
Upper Front Axle
Out of stock
£6.55
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
SKF VKDS 811025 Ball joint
Supplementary article/supplementary info with synthetic grease, outer diameter [mm] 46.3, thread size 1 m14 x 1,5
Article number: VKDS 811025
Supplementary article/supplementary info
with synthetic grease
Outer diameter [mm]
46.3
Thread size 1
M14 x 1,5
Out of stock
£9.46
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
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