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New Derale 13213 Power Steering Cooler Kit - Free Shipping on 2040-parts.com

US $41.63
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US, United States
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Product Features

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  • Extends pump and seal life
  • Reduces heat related pump failure
  • 1/2 inch copper tubing expanded into aluminum cooling fins
  • 11/32 inch hose barb inlets
This compact two-pass Tube and Fin power steering cooler uses 1/2 inch copper tubing expanded into aluminum cooling fins to extend pump and seal life and improve steering performance. Feature 11/32 inch hose barb inlets.
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