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Condition:New Brand:Kerr Nelson Manufacturer Part Number:5176208RMP MPN:5176208RMP EAN:5176208RMP Type:Pedal Travel Sensor, brake pedal Function:Pedal Travel Sensor, brake pedal Extra Description:Kerr Nelson Thread Size:N/A Number of Poles:3 -pin connector Operating Mode:Manual (foot operated) Spanner Size:N/A Housing Colour:Black Connector Shape:angular Reference OE/OEM Number:ELTA AUTOMOTIVE: XSP9000, FUELPARTS: BLS1205, CSW1036, GENERAL MOTORS: 10366474, 13597418, 25889337, INTERMOTOR: 51281, LUCAS CAV: LPS5000, LSP5000, MOTAQUIP: LVRB359, OPEL: 1239152, OPEL: 6239852, XEVO: XSP9000, SBL201

BMW PAS concept (2009) teaser video

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German car makers are dropping big engines

Sat, 29 Nov 2008

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