Mounting, control/trailing arm cv613a424aab
Manufacturer
Manufacturer
MEYLE 714 610 0019 Mounting, control/trailing arm
Fitting position front axle left, fitting position front axle right, height [mm] 65
Article number: 714 610 0019
Fitting position
Front Axle Left
Fitting position
Front Axle Right
Height [mm]
65
Inner diameter [mm]
14
In stock
£6.70
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
MAXGEAR 72-4827 Ball joint
Fitting position front axle left, supplementary article/supplementary info with accessories, paired article number 72-4828
Article number: 72-4827
Fitting position
Front Axle Left
Supplementary article/supplementary info
with accessories
Paired article number
72-4828
In stock
£9.35
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
MEYLE 716 010 0020 Ball joint
Fitting position front axle left, supplementary article/supplementary info with attachment/mounting material, replacement in pairs recommended
Article number: 716 010 0020
Fitting position
Front Axle Left
Supplementary article/supplementary info
with attachment/mounting material
Replacement in pairs recommended
Required quantity
1
In stock
£14.62
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
MEYLE 714 610 0020 Mounting, control/trailing arm
Fitting position front axle right, fitting position front axle left, height [mm] 73
Article number: 714 610 0020
Fitting position
Front Axle Right
Fitting position
Front Axle Left
Height [mm]
73
Inner diameter [mm]
22
In stock
£26.63
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
MEYLE 714 610 0020/S Mounting, control/trailing arm
Fitting position front axle right, fitting position front axle left, height [mm] 73
Article number: 714 610 0020/S
Fitting position
Front Axle Right
Fitting position
Front Axle Left
Height [mm]
73
Inner diameter [mm]
22
In stock
£34.70
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
MEYLE 714 610 0020/HD Mounting, control/trailing arm
Fitting position front axle right, fitting position front axle left, height [mm] 73
Article number: 714 610 0020/HD
Fitting position
Front Axle Right
Fitting position
Front Axle Left
Height [mm]
73
Inner diameter [mm]
22
In stock
£36.57
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
DELPHI TC3952 Control/trailing arm, wheel suspension
Fitting position front axle left, fitting position lower, material sheet steel
Article number: TC3952
Fitting position
Front Axle Left
Fitting position
Lower
Material
Sheet Steel
Paired article number
TC3951
In stock
£51.73
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
NK 5012592 Control/trailing arm, wheel suspension
Paired article number 5012593, control/trailing arm type control arm, net weight [kg] 5.03
Article number: 5012592
Paired article number
5012593
Control/trailing arm type
Control Arm
Net weight [kg]
5.03
New part
In stock
£55.12
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
MOOG FD-WP-15311 Control/trailing arm, wheel suspension
Control/trailing arm type control arm, supplementary article/supplementary info 2 with ball joint, supplementary article/supplementary info 2 with rubber mount
Article number: FD-WP-15311
Control/trailing arm type
Control Arm
Supplementary article/supplementary info 2
with ball joint
Supplementary article/supplementary info 2
with rubber mount
Material
Sheet Steel
In stock
£65.14
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
TRISCAN 8500 165024 Control/trailing arm, wheel suspension
Article number of recommended accessories 8500 16408, paired article number 8500 165023, control/trailing arm type control arm
Article number: 8500 165024
Article number of recommended accessories
8500 16408
Paired article number
8500 165023
Control/trailing arm type
Control Arm
Supplementary article/supplementary info 2
with ball joint
In stock
£78.07
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
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