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Bmw 330d-6cyl X5 Left 3.0l M57d E46 Gt2256v Turbo Charger Chra Cartridge on 2040-parts.com

US $179.00
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Monrovia, California, US

Monrovia, California, US
Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted Item must be returned within:14 Days Refund will be given as:Money back or exchange (buyer's choice) Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Return policy details:* All sales come with 14-day return policy. If the item you have ordered is defective, contact us within the specified period and we will replace the defective item for you with a same item. Restocking Fee:15% Brand:GT2256V 434766-0012 Manufacturer Part Number:2248834E 22499519 22499509 2249950.9 Interchange Part Number:704361-4 704361-5 704361-6 Other Part Number:704361-0004 704361-0005 704361-0006 Warranty:Yes Part Brand:gyturbo

       

        BMW 330D-6cyl X5 Left 3.0L M57D E46 GT2256V Turbo charger CHRA Cartridge

BALANCEDVSR / 150,000 RPM / 1.5mg

 

Fits:

   Turbo Parts No: 704361-4  704361-5  704361-6

                            704361-0004  704361-0005  704361-0006

Turbo OEM No: 2248834E  22499519  22499509  2249950.9

 

               Engine:  M57D E46  3.0L

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