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Condition:Used Seller Notes:“This is a used part and may have minor wear or age related marks. The donor vehicle details are below and a photo of the donor vehicle may be included. It may fit many other VAG Group models so if in” Read Less Model:Passat CC Fuel Type:Diesel Grade:A Vehicle Make:Volkswagen Vehicle Model:Passat B7 Estate Vehicle Chassis:3C Engine Code:CAYC Gearbox Code:MYP Paint Code:Night Blue LH5X Vehicle Year:2012 Model Years:2010-2014 Engine Details:1598cc 77KW 105HP Reference OE/OEM Number:7N0127400 Brand:VW (Genuine OE) Manufacturer Part Number:7N0127400

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