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2004 Toyota Previa Mk2 2.0 D-4d 1cd-ftv Egr Cooler on 2040-parts.com

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Darlington, United Kingdom

Darlington, United Kingdom
Condition:Used Seller Notes:“The item you will receive is exactly as shown in the pictures” Manufacturer Part Number:1CD-FTV Drive Type:Mechanical Material:Aluminium Vacuum Port Quantity:1 Reference OE/OEM Number:1CD-FTV Placement on Vehicle:Front Brand:Toyota Type:EGR Cooler Valve Type:Vacuum Valve Classic Part:No Features:Easy to Replace Universal Fitment:Yes Performance Part:Yes Mount Hole Quantity:1

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