Mercedes Filler Adapter 230-589-01-63-00 on 2040-parts.com
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Mercedes Filler Adapter 230-589-01-63-00 Only the adapter, do you need the syringe. Measurements: 40 mm Pipe size: 3/8 inch If you have any questions or want more pictures please ask before bidding. Shipping in U.S. The items came from smoke/pet-free home. Payment: Payments accepted by Paypal. |
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