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Dagenham, United Kingdom
Condition:New Brand:BORG & BECK MPN:BBH9049 Manufacturer Part Number:BBH9049 Category:Braking System Type:Brake Hose Fitting Position:Rear Axle Left Placement on Vehicle:Rear|Left OEM Numbers:58737G4300--HYUNDAI Reference OE/OEM Numbers:58737G4300 Length [mm]:322 Manufacturer:BORG & BECK Supplementary Article/Info 2:without banjo bolt Supplementary Article/Supplementary Info:with banjo fitting Thread Size 1:M10x1 Thread Type:with internal thread EAN:5056223913189

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