Manometer Water Temp (mb-gpw- Wc) Military W.w.2 on 2040-parts.com
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Manometer water temp. (militry - MB-GPW-WC- ECC) W.W.2 original part. The gauge does not work. Ships the object of the photo, do not accept returns, I do not accept complaints.
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