Lancia Thema Auto Suspension Oil Accumulators on 2040-parts.com
São Mamede, default, PT
The donor vehicle was a Lancia Thema 2.0 16V Turbo from 1992. The car was parked for two years because of engine problems so is possible to find some defects. Anyway the car was working and roll for a bit. The suspension checked before dismanteling and seemed to be working fine.
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