304 Stainless Steel 02 Sensor Bung (nut) Weld In Type, 1" Od X 1/2", M18 X 15mm on 2040-parts.com
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You are buying 1 304 Stainless Steel O2 sensor bung. Bung is 1" outside diameter and 1/2": tall with M18 x 1.5mm threads. Another fine, high quality, Yother Performance Product. Buy with confidence, satisfaction guaranteed or your money back.
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