Membrane, crankcase ventilation 6460101562
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METZGER AUTOTEILE 2385052 Membrane, crankcase ventilation
Article number: 2385052
Section
Upper section
For oe number
A 646 010 15 62
£17.25
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£20.96
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MAXGEAR 18-1283 Oil separator, crankcase ventilation
Article number: 18-1283
Fitting position
Cylinder Head
Width [mm]
90
Height [mm]
75
£21.74
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TOPRAN 409 286 Oil separator, crankcase ventilation
Article number: 409 286
Housing material
Plastic
Housing material
GRP (Glass fibre Reinforced Plastic)
Operating mode
Pressure Controlled
Supplementary article/supplementary info
with gasket/seal
£24.29
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FEBI BILSTEIN 49462 Oil separator, crankcase ventilation
Article number: 49462
Supplementary article/supplementary info 2
with seal ring
Guarantee
3 years guarantee
£27.86
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
£28.04
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
ESEN SKV 31SKV131 Oil separator, crankcase ventilation
Article number: 31SKV131
Weight [kg]
0.37
Guarantee
3 years guarantee
Always compare old and new part (in particular oe no.)
£30.44
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
MEAT & DORIA 91625 Oil separator, crankcase ventilation
Article number: 91625
For oe number
6460101562
£32.32
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£34.82
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VAICO V30-2185 Oil separator, crankcase ventilation
Article number: V30-2185
Height [mm]
75
Valve type
Breather Valve
Supplementary article/supplementary info
with gasket/seal
Fitting position
Cylinder Head
£35.48
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
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