Mercedes W140 S Class S600 S500 Central Vacuum Locking Pump 140 800 28 48 on 2040-parts.com
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Mercedes S Class S500 S600 Central Vacuum Locking Pump. Part #1408002848
Used, item has been tested and its in a good condition. It may fit different model so please check fitment and part number. Make sure there is no leak in your vehicle lines before you purchase.
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