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Prosport 45mm Clear Lens Amber Red Led Vacuum Gauge In.hg on 2040-parts.com

US $59.90
Location:

00000, Hong Kong

00000, Hong Kong
Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:4714102771152 Warranty:Yes Brand:PROSPORT Country/Region of Manufacture:Taiwan UPC:4714102771152

PROSPORT 45mm Clear Lens Amber Red Led Vacuum Gauge IN.HG

  1. Electrical Type With Warning
  2. 45mm Diameter With 38mm Depth 
  3. Black Face Amber Red Led
  4. Clear Lens
  5. With All The Necessary Parts: Sensor, Power Wires, Sticker 
  6. With English Instruction Manual
  7. Easy Installation
  8. QC passed in Taiwan

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