Sensor, coolant temperature 90411977
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KAMOKA 4080018 Sensor, coolant temperature
Article number: 4080018
Spanner size
21
Housing colour
blue
Temperature range from [°c]
25
Temperature range to [°c]
80
£2.15
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
MAXGEAR 21-0236 Sensor, coolant temperature
Article number: 21-0236
Thread size
M12x1,5
Colour
blue
Number of pins
2
Spanner size
21
£2.78
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
NRF 727082 Sensor, coolant temperature
Article number: 727082
Sensor type
NTC Sensor
Guarantee
3 years guarantee
Connector shape
rectangular
Number of pins
2
£3.64
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
FAE 33320 Sensor, coolant temperature
Article number: 33320
Thread size
M 12x1,5
Number of pins
2
Housing colour
blue
£5.21
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
£5.59
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
£5.86
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
HELLA 6PT 009 309-291 Sensor, coolant temperature
Article number: 6PT 009 309-291
Supplementary article/supplementary info
with gasket/seal
Voltage [v]
12
Resistor [ohm]
2,055
Resistor [ohm]
327
£8.29
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
ERA 330651 Sensor, coolant temperature
Article number: 330651
Thread size
M12 x 1,5
Spanner size
21
Number of pins
2
£9.03
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
TOPRAN 205 095 Sensor, coolant temperature
Article number: 205 095
Connector shape
rectangular
Sensor type
NTC Sensor
Thread size
M 12
Thread pitch [mm]
1.5
£3.40
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
FEBI BILSTEIN 17697 Sensor, coolant temperature
Article number: 17697
Temperature range from [°c]
25
Temperature range to [°c]
80
External thread size
M12 x 1,5
Spanner size
21
£3.82
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
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