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Condition:New Federtyp:Gasfeder, Motorhaube Montage Seite:Links Mit Spoiler:Nein Auswurfkraft:330.0 N Max. Länge:590.0 mm Hub:208.0 mm Hersteller:STABILUS Herstellernummer:959832 OE/OEM Referenznummer(n):MAGNETI MARELLI 430719098100, SWAG 10924737, LESJOFORS 8056808, FEBI 24737, HANS PRIES 409 129 001, KROSNO FA31108.00 Modell:MERCEDES-BENZ M-CLASS (W164) EAN:4046577512825

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