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Condition:New Montageplatz:Hinten Innendurchmesser:203.0 mm Außendurchmesser:219.0 mm Gesamthöhe:57.5 mm Anzahl der Befestigungslöcher:4.0 Stück Mittellochdurchmesser:69.0 mm Mit Lager:Nein Maximale Rutschengröße:204.4 mm Innenhöhe:47.0 mm Flanschverschraubungsabstand:114.3 mm Hersteller:TRW Herstellernummer:DB4443 OE/OEM Referenznummer(n):LPR 7D0688, BOSCH 0.986.477.235, ABE C65013ABE, BLUE PRINT ADC44715, DELPHI BF529, DELPHI BF604, HERTH+BUSS JAKOPARTS J3405014, TEXTAR 94044200 Modell:SMART FORFOUR (454), MITSUBISHI COLT VI (Z3_A, Z2_A) EAN:3322938147594

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