Oil Cooler, engine oil 59117021f
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Manufacturer
NISSENS 90910 Oil cooler, engine oil
Cooling type water-cooled, core depth [mm] 71, core length [mm] 186
Article number: 90910
Cooling type
water-cooled
Core depth [mm]
71
Core length [mm]
186
Core width [mm]
110
In stock
£71.60
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
AVA CLEVER CHOICE AI3403 Oil cooler, engine oil
Cooling type water-cooled, core depth [mm] 71, core length [mm] 185
Article number: AI3403
Cooling type
water-cooled
Core depth [mm]
71
Core length [mm]
185
Core width [mm]
113
In stock
£85.24
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
KAMOKA 7730088 Oil cooler, engine oil
For oe number 059117021f, material aluminium, cooling type water-cooled
Article number: 7730088
For oe number
059117021F
Material
Aluminium
Cooling type
water-cooled
Core length [mm]
115
Out of stock
£22.91
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
HART 636 936 Oil cooler, engine oil
Core length [mm] 186, core width [mm] 110, core depth [mm] 71
Article number: 636 936
Core length [mm]
186
Core width [mm]
110
Core depth [mm]
71
Inlet diameter [mm]
16
Out of stock
£26.85
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
FEBI BILSTEIN 188382 Oil cooler, engine oil
Core length [mm] 115, core width [mm] 71, core depth [mm] 66
Article number: 188382
Core length [mm]
115
Core width [mm]
71
Core depth [mm]
66
Material
Aluminium
Out of stock
£36.88
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
MAHLE CLC 440 000S Oil cooler, engine oil
Core length [mm] 114, core width [mm] 70, core depth [mm] 70
Article number: CLC 440 000S
Core length [mm]
114
Core width [mm]
70
Core depth [mm]
70
Radiator type
Brazed cooling fins
Out of stock
£81.32
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
VEMO V15-60-0005 Oil cooler, engine oil
Cooling type water-cooled, core dimensions 115 x 71 x 71 mm
Article number: V15-60-0005
Cooling type
water-cooled
Core dimensions
115 x 71 x 71 mm
Out of stock
£135.30
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
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