Pair Camshaft Adjuster Actuator For Mercedes W204 C250 Slk250 -- Exhaust+intake on 2040-parts.com
US $398.00
Location:
HK, Hong Kong
Condition:New
Brand:O.E quality
Surface Finish:Same as OEM
Manufacturer Part Number:BACB11-149003 , BACB11-149002 , 2710503447
Warranty:Yes
Interchange Part Number:2710503347 , 2710502947 , 2710502847
Superseded Part Number:271 050 30 47 , 271 050 29 47 , 2710502647
Other Part Number:2710502947 , 2710503047 , 100633B+100633A
Part number:2710502547 , A 271 050 26 47, A 271 050 25 47
Placement on Vehicle:Left, Right, Front
UPC:Does not apply
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Pair Camshaft Adjuster Actuator For Mercedes W204 C250 SLK250 -- Exhaust+Intake I. Stock, Shipping and Warranty
II. OEM Part Number Left ( Intake):
Right ( Exhaust)
III. Compatibility
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