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1 Pair Stabilizer Link Front For Nissan Xterra N50 Navara D40t Pathfinder R51 on 2040-parts.com

US $65.60
Location:

Bangkok, United States

Bangkok, United States
Condition:New other (see details) Brand:CJ To Fit Make:Nissan Manufacturer Part Number:CJL-N130R,CJL-N130L Primary Color:OEM COLOR Interchange Part Number:56261-7S010, 54618-EB71A, 54618-EA000, 54618-EA010, 56261-7S000, 54668-EB71A, 54668-EA000, 54668-EA010 Material:STEEL S45C Placement on Vehicle:Left, Right, Front Engine Model:N/A Warranty:No Warranty Engine Detail:N/A Country/Region of Manufacture:Thailand To Fit Model:NISSAN XTERRA N50 NAVARA D40T PATHFINDER R51 Remark:Price for a set of 2 Year:2005 UPC:Does not apply

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1 PAIR STABILIZER LINK FRONT FOR NISSAN XTERRA N50 NAVARA D40T PATHFINDER R51

1 PAIR STABILIZER LINK FRONT FOR NISSAN XTERRA N50 NAVARA D40T PATHFINDER R51
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    • 1 PAIR STABILIZER LINK FRONT FOR NISSAN XTERRA N50 NAVARA D40T PATHFINDER R51
    • Made of High  Quality STEEL S45C
    • Quantity : 1 Set = Left , Right
    • Good quality aftermarket  item

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