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Champion X / Cch425 Copper Plus Spark Plug 12 Pack Replaces 425 on 2040-parts.com

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Cheshire UK, Fast Dispatch, United Kingdom
Condition:New Pack Size:12 Part_Number:X / CCH425 Brand:Champion Brand Type:Aftermarket Branded Configuration:Single Connector:M4 Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Cross Reference:425 Earthed Electrode:1 - Earthed Electrode, with taper seat Fuel Type:Petrol Gap:0.7 mm Manufacturer:Champion Manufacturer Part Number:X / CCH425 Material:Copper Spanner size:24 mm Sub Type:Car Thread Length:25.4 mm Thread size:1/2"-14 Type:Spark Plug EAN:037551350339 MPN:CCH425

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