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9084 Napa Gold Air Filter (49084 Wix) on 2040-parts.com

US $22.10
Location:

Glasgow, Kentucky, United States

Glasgow, Kentucky, United States
Condition:New Brand:Napa Gold Interchange Part Number:49084 Warranty:Yes Manufacturer Part Number:PA4681 BOAA2106 Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Other Part Number:P606555 AF26405 CAF24000

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Features & Benefits
Cabin Air Filters Keep Harmful Dust, Dirt And Contaminants From Entering Your Passenger Compartment
 
Attributes
Height (Inches) : 1.122"
Length (Inches) : 12.283"
Style : Cabin Air Filter Panel
Width (Inches) : 9.133"
Height (mm) : 28 mm
Length (mm) : 312mm
UNSPSC : 40161530
Width (mm) : 232 mm
 
Warranty
NAPA Filters are Covered by a Comprehensive Limited Product Warranty. NAPA Filters May Pay the Reasonable Cost for Parts & Labor to Repair any System Damaged by NAPA Filters Due to a Defect in Design or Material.

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