D1 Spec Racing Thermost Radiator Cap+ Water Temp Gauge 1.1bar Cover For Honda on 2040-parts.com
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1. 100% Brand New 2. Small Head : 0.9 Bar / 1.1 Bar/ 1.3 Bar Fits on universal car 3. Built-in Thermometer Indicates Coolant Temperature 4. Helps prevent Coolant-Burn Injuries 5. Adds a Unique and Race Look to your Engine Bay 6. Easy Installation 7. Radiator Caps: in strengthening silicone material to enhance the radiator cap adaptation. The heat temperatures up to 240 degrees. Measure water temperature, not the temerity to open the tank lid to prevent danger The Wholesales is also available. |
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