Mercedes Benz Drive Belt Tensioner 1042000870 New Skf 93-99 300 320 2.8 3.2 on 2040-parts.com
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This is a NEW drive belt tensioner for several Mercedes Benz
Models. OE part made by SKF in It fits: 1993 300E 2.8; 104.942; From 048697, 1994-1997 C36 AMG, 1994-1997 E320 104.992; From 072237, 1994-1999 S320 104.994; From 031210, 1994-1997 SL320 104.991; From 009986. |
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