Charge Air Hose 51983495
Manufacturer
Manufacturer
NTY GPP-FT-005 Charge air hose
Fitting position charge air cooler, inner diameter 1 [mm] 50, inner diameter 2 [mm] 50
Article number: GPP-FT-005
Fitting position
Charge Air Cooler
Inner diameter 1 [mm]
50
Inner diameter 2 [mm]
50
For oe number
51983495
In stock
£33.52
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
FAST FT96413 Fastening clamp, charge air hose
Material metal
Article number: FT96413
Material
Metal
Out of stock
£2.12
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
GATES 09-0909 Charge air hose
Material aem (ethylene acrylate rubber), colour black, hose length [mm] 640
Article number: 09-0909
Material
AEM (Ethylene Acrylate Rubber)
Colour
black
Hose length [mm]
640
Inner diameter 1 [mm]
50
Out of stock
£28.10
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
NRF 20100698 Charge air hose
Guarantee 3 years guarantee
Article number: 20100698
Guarantee
3 years guarantee
Out of stock
£29.51
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
VAICO V24-1126 Charge air hose
Connection diameter (pressure side) [mm] 50, connection diameter (suction side) [mm] 60, fitting position charge air cooler
Article number: V24-1126
Connection diameter (pressure side) [mm]
50
Connection diameter (suction side) [mm]
60
Fitting position
Charge Air Cooler
Fitting position
Left
Out of stock
£57.19
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
NTY GPP-FT-006 Charge air hose
Fitting position charge air cooler, connection diameter (pressure side) [mm] 50, connection diameter (suction side) [mm] 60
Article number: GPP-FT-006
Fitting position
Charge Air Cooler
Connection diameter (pressure side) [mm]
50
Connection diameter (suction side) [mm]
60
Section
Rear Section
Out of stock
£62.16
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
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