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Steering Rack Boot Fits Kia Sorento Mk2 2.4 09 To 15 G4ke Gaiter Bellow Quality on 2040-parts.com

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Condition:New Brand:First Line Manufacturer Part Number:2057930RMP MPN:2057930RMP EAN:2057930RMP Type:Bellow Kit, steering Function:Bellow Kit, steering Placement on Vehicle:Front Axle Left, Front Axle Right Length:175 mm Material:Rubber Additional Information 2:with clamps Inner diameter 1:16 mm Inner diameter 2:54 mm Reference OE/OEM Number:AUTOFREN SEINSA: D9263, BORG & BECK: BSG3432, FIRST LINE: FSG3432, GOMET: 1538001, HERTH+BUSS JAKOPARTS: J4100509, HYUNDAI: 577402P000, KIA: 577402P000, LEMFÖRDER: 3762701, SIDEM: 387.037, SPIDAN: 84232, FSG3432

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