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1.9 Vw Diesel Belt Pulley 038 109 244 H, $ave on 2040-parts.com

US $19.70
Location:

Black Creek, New York, US

Black Creek, New York, US
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1.9 VW '02 diesel belt pulley in excellent condition from low mileage engine.  Numbers on back of part: 038 109 244 H.  PLEASE MATCH THE NUMBER.  We are not sure whether this was from a Beetle, Jetta, or Golf (engine was purchased already out of vehicle.)  Buyer responsible for correct application.  

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