Holder, carbon brushes m002t30385
Manufacturer
Manufacturer
ERA 232070 Holder, carbon brushes
Voltage [v] 12, connecting thread m5, distance of mounting bores [mm] 61
Article number: 232070
Voltage [v]
12
Connecting thread
M5
Distance of mounting bores [mm]
61
Number of holes
2
In stock
£4.29
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
AS-PL S5424S Starter
Flange diameter [mm] 75, rated power [kw] 0.8, voltage [v] 12
Article number: S5424S
Flange diameter [mm]
75
Rated power [kw]
0.8
Voltage [v]
12
Number of teeth
8
In stock
£72.26
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
ERA 233001 Carbon brush, starter
Length [mm] 17.5, height [mm] 9.9, cable length [mm] 38
Article number: 233001
Length [mm]
17.5
Height [mm]
9.9
Cable length [mm]
38
Thickness [mm]
6.9
Out of stock
£2.27
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
ERA ZN0450 Freewheel gear, starter
Article number: ZN0450
Out of stock
£7.92
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
VALEO 438459 Starter
New part without deposit , voltage [v] 12, rated power [kw] 1.4
Article number: 438459
New part without deposit
Voltage [v]
12
Rated power [kw]
1.4
Number of teeth
8
Out of stock
£98.59
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
LUCAS LRS00722 Starter
Rated power [kw] 0.8, voltage [v] 12, flange diameter [mm] 74.5
Article number: LRS00722
Rated power [kw]
0.8
Voltage [v]
12
Flange diameter [mm]
74.5
Number of teeth
8
Out of stock
£112.64
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
WALKER WST00429 Starter
Voltage [v] 12, rated power [kw] 0.8, remanufactured spare part (reman)
Article number: WST00429
Voltage [v]
12
Rated power [kw]
0.8
Remanufactured spare part (reman)
Flange diameter [mm]
75
Out of stock
£124.62
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
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524 d 63 kW / 86 hp
1986.03 - 1987.12
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