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Leeds, United Kingdom, United Kingdom
Condition:New Brand:Intermotor Manufacturer Part Number:14286 MPN:14286 EAN:5012225573042 Type:Pressure Converter Function:Pressure Converter Replaces:14211 Number of Poles:2 -pin connector Operating Mode:Electric-pneumatic Weight:0.239 kg Valve Type:Solenoid Valve Net weight:0.216 kg Reference OE/OEM Number:AUDI: 8E0906627C, 8E0906627A, AUTEX: 959322, C.I.: XELV26, CAMBIARE: VE715011, ERA: 555174, 555195, EURO CAR PARTS: 424440830, FAE: 56009, FISPA: 83.761, 83.771, FUELPARTS: EGR163, EV019, EV094, HITACHI: 139347, HOFFER: 8029060, HOFFER: 8029096, INTERMOTOR: 14211, 14286, IPD: 45-8289, 45-8317, LUCAS CAV: FDR283, MEAT & DORIA: 9060, 9096, METZGER: 0892216, MOTAQUIP: LVEV152, PIERBURG: 7.22903.19.0, 7.22903.28.0, SIDAT: 83.771, SKODA: 8E0906627A, 8E0906627C, VAG: 8E0906627A, VEMO: V10-63-0110, V10-63-0111, VW: 8E0906627A, 8E0906627C, VXPRO: EE6157, XEVO: XEG9169

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