Sealed Power 224-41995 Engine Oil Pump (new) on 2040-parts.com
Alma, Arkansas, United States
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New SEALED POWER 224-41995 (OE) OIL PUMP
Oil Pump, Ford, 2.2L Vin Code C, F2, L, F2-T/Mazda 2.2L, Vin Code F2, F2-T, F2G, F2L, Each Item is new, in plastic packaging. Includes installation recommendations. Gaskets not included INTERCHANGEABLE PART NUMBERS: ITM 057-1042, Melling M151 10.3 x 6.4 x 3.1 inches Sealed Power is
Federal-Mogul's premier brand of internal engine components, with exclusive
technologies that provide enhanced performance and reliability in any
automotive, light truck or heavy-duty engine. The SEALED POWER Oil Pump contains no remanufactured
components, and is designed to operate in either city or highway driving. Be sure to check out our other auction items. We are adding items daily! |
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