Mercedes Benz W115 200 220 Coupe M115 Piston Ring Kit 0035860203 0000306524 on 2040-parts.com
olivos, buenos aires , Argentina
Part Brand:Mercedes Benz
Other Part Number:A 003 586 02 03 replaced by A 000 030 65 24
Manufacturer Part Number:003 586 02 03 replaced by 000 030 65 24
Warranty:Yes
Interchange Part Number:0035860203 replaced by 0000306524
Country of Manufacture:Germany
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