Sensor, exhaust gas temperature 4424268
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Manufacturer
NRF 707412 Sensor, exhaust gas temperature
Guarantee 3 years guarantee, supplementary article/supplementary info 3 with high-temperature grease
Article number: 707412
Guarantee
3 years guarantee
Supplementary article/supplementary info 3
with high-temperature grease
In stock
£40.58
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NTK 95738 Sensor, exhaust gas temperature
Number of circuits 2, length [mm] 611, colour brown
Article number: 95738
Number of circuits
2
Length [mm]
611
Colour
brown
In stock
£46.85
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HELLA 6PT 358 226-411 Sensor, exhaust gas temperature
Mounting type bolted, number of pins 2, cable length [mm] 560
Article number: 6PT 358 226-411
Mounting type
Bolted
Number of pins
2
Cable length [mm]
560
Assy./disassy. by qualified personnel required!
In stock
£72.96
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TOPRAN 638 592 Sensor, exhaust gas temperature
Number of pins 2, mounting type bolted, socket colour brown
Article number: 638 592
Number of pins
2
Mounting type
Bolted
Socket colour
brown
Spanner size
14
Out of stock
£29.63
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BREMI 70001 Sensor, exhaust gas temperature
Overall length [mm] 377, cable length 1 [mm] 225, spanner size 14
Article number: 70001
Overall length [mm]
377
Cable length 1 [mm]
225
Spanner size
14
Thread size
M12x1,25
Out of stock
£44.83
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
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