Zestaw pierścieni tłoka Komatsu 6262-31-2010 silnik PC220LC-6 Serial NO Pierścień uszczelniajacy

Zestaw pierścieni tłoka Komatsu 6262-31-2010 silnik PC220LC-6 Serial NO Pierścień uszczelniajacy

Name: Zestaw pierścieni tłoka Komatsu 6262-31-2010 silnik PC220LC-6 Serial NO Pierścień uszczelniajacy
Brand: holisticstrong.com
SKU: 4944191468
Price: 466.33 USD
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Zestaw pierścieni tłoka Komatsu 6262 31 2010 silnik PC220LC 6 Serial NO Pierścień uszczelniajacy PC220LC 6 Serial NO Cewka pompy wtryskowej CP3 stosowana w silnikach Cummins — jako element sterujący układu Common Rail odpowiedzialny za regulację ilości paliwa doprowadzanego do pompy wysokiego ciśnienia Numer katalogowy: 6262 31 2010 Komplet pierścieni tłokowych przeznaczony na jeden tłok silnika Komatsu

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