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Stuhr, Germany
Condition:New Herstellernummer:8271108 Einbauposition:Hinten, Rechts OE/OEM Referenznummer(n):1K4 839 462 A, 1K4839462A, 1K4 839 462 B, 1K4839462B Vergleichsnummer:Febi 179298, Metzger 2160304, Topran 114 708, Vaico V10-9830 Marke:Hajus Lieferumfang:1 x Fensterheber Suchbegriffe:Heber, Fensterteile Hersteller:Hajus Autoteile GmbH Produktart:Fensterheber Betriebsart:elektrisch EAN:8271108000014

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