Dorman Turbo Hose New F450 Truck F550 F250 F350 Ford Excursion F-250 904-212 on 2040-parts.com
Holtwood, Pennsylvania, United States
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This Auction is for ONE NIB DORMAN TURBO HOSE, (904-212). I purchased this hose for my F-350 6.0 Diesel, but never had the need to used it. This item applies to many vehicle, so please check and verify your fitment before purchasing. One benefit of doing your own homework is the price, $35.00 including shipping! I also have several other NIB parts for sale on ebay for the 6.0 diesel well below cost, check them out! US Seller and FAST FREE SHIPPING! Term of Auction: Payment must
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