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Cv Joint Front Outer Cv1868n Shaftec C.v. Driveshaft 8r0498099 8t0498099 Quality on 2040-parts.com

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Leeds, United Kingdom, United Kingdom

Leeds, United Kingdom, United Kingdom
Condition:New Brand:Shaftec Manufacturer Part Number:CV1868N MPN:CV1868N EAN:5054259088871 Type:Joint, drive shaft Function:Joint, drive shaft Replaces:CV1867N Placement on Vehicle:Front Axle, Wheel Side Length:82 mm Diameter:88 mm Additional Information:with retaining ring rear side External Teeth, Wheel Side:42 Seal Diameter:76 mm Internal Teeth, wheel side:25 Length 2:34 mm Reference OE/OEM Number:APEC: ACV1131, AUDI: 8R0498099, 8T0498099, 8T0498099X, DRIVELINK: DN4245K, Multiparts: 12-211996

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