Sachs Zweimassenschwungrad für Ford C-Max 1. 8 TDCi KW 85 PS 115 Baujahr 2007 - 2010 Chevrolet _ Kupplungsautomat 8 KW 132 PS

Sachs Zweimassenschwungrad für Ford C-Max 1. 8 TDCi KW 85 PS 115 Baujahr 2007 - 2010 Chevrolet _ Kupplungsautomat 8 KW 132 PS

Name: Sachs Zweimassenschwungrad für Ford C-Max 1. 8 TDCi KW 85 PS 115 Baujahr 2007 - 2010 Chevrolet _ Kupplungsautomat 8 KW 132 PS
Brand: porrinoindustrial.es
SKU: 80169901060
Price: 200.00 USD
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Sachs Zweimassenschwungrad für Ford C Max 1. 8 TDCi KW 85 PS 115 Baujahr 2007 2010 Chevrolet _ Kupplungsautomat 8 KW 132 PS _ Kupplungsautomat 2 (kW 44 PS 60 Baujahr 04 2005 12 2008) Damit Sie auch den korrekten Kupplungssatz für Ihr Fahrzeug erhalten Leistungsstarke Produkte zu attraktiven Preisen

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