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Condition:New Brand:First Line Manufacturer Part Number:FCB2688 MPN:FCB2688 EAN:5038068187802 Type:Bellow Kit, drive shaft Function:Bellow Kit, drive shaft Length:82 mm Additional Information 2:with clamps Joint diameter (mm):73 mm Lubrication:with grease lubrication for shaft diameter:23 mm Reference OE/OEM Number:AMK: TSB207, BORG & BECK: BCB2688, DELPHI: TBJ4083, FAI AutoParts: BK5834A, FIRST LINE: FCB2688, GOMET: 551715/1C, GOMET: 991715/1C23, QUINTON HAZELL: QJB2668, TRUPART: TCV834A, VECO: VH5087

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