Sensor, wheel speed 4b0927807j
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Manufacturer
MAXGEAR 20-0270 Sensor, wheel speed
Cable length [mm] 1,220, number of pins 2, sensor type passive sensor
Article number: 20-0270
Cable length [mm]
1,220
Number of pins
2
Sensor type
Passive sensor
In stock
£12.47
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
ERA 560834A Sensor, wheel speed
Cable length [mm] 1,223, sensor type passive sensor, fitting depth [mm] 28.1
Article number: 560834A
Cable length [mm]
1,223
Sensor type
Passive sensor
Fitting depth [mm]
28.1
Number of connectors
2
In stock
£12.75
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
MEYLE 114 800 0005 Sensor, wheel speed
Sensor type inductive sensor, cable length [mm] 1,220, number of pins 2
Article number: 114 800 0005
Sensor type
Inductive Sensor
Cable length [mm]
1,220
Number of pins
2
In stock
£18.27
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
TRISCAN 8180 29249 Sensor, wheel speed
Cable length [mm] 1,260, fitting depth [mm] 28, number of pins 2
Article number: 8180 29249
Cable length [mm]
1,260
Fitting depth [mm]
28
Number of pins
2
In stock
£20.80
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
METZGER AUTOTEILE 0900197 Sensor, wheel speed
Fitting position rear axle right, paired article number 09001306
Article number: 0900197
Fitting position
Rear Axle Right
Paired article number
09001306
In stock
£32.32
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
VIKA 99271605901 Sensor, wheel speed
Fitting position rear axle
Article number: 99271605901
Fitting position
Rear Axle
Out of stock
£11.11
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
A.B.S. 30970 Sensor, wheel speed
Overall length [mm] 1,300, length [mm] 28, sensor type passive sensor
Article number: 30970
Overall length [mm]
1,300
Length [mm]
28
Sensor type
Passive sensor
Socket colour
black
Out of stock
£14.50
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
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