Gauge of level oil adjustable, tool T40178 engine for HAS4 HAS5 HAS6 2.0L 3.2L 4.2L
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Description
Features:
1. Model applicable : tool of gauge of level oil is compatible with HAS4, HAS5 and HAS6 2009 and more recent with HAS 2,0 L Tfsi, 3,2 L Fsi, 4,2 L Fsi, please confirm if your model is applicable front buying.
2. Function : this gauge oil and this gauge are designed for measure the levels oil in different engines equipped a system of level oil electronic, more precise that the system of supervision of the level oil embarque.
3. Design special : the gauge has a nob fixed, a little end, very flexible and adjustable. Tool of gauge oil premium-quality for a precise measurement of the level of liquid.
4. Compatibility : the gauge oil engine is compatible with the engine suralimente 2010 S4 3,0 L, and the other engines applicable are CFKA, CAED, CDAB, ALH, CDNC, CFKA, AFM, CYNB, CFKA, CPMB, CEUA, CNRB.
5. Replace the Part Number : the Part Number of the gauge oil engine for reference is T40178, please confirm it is compatible with whose that you have need.
Specifications:
Item Type : Gauge oil engine
OEM : T40178
Compatibility :
compatible with 2009 and more recent HAS4, HAS5 and HAS6 with a 2.0L Tfsi, 3.2L Fsi, 4.2L Fsi compatible with 2010 Engine suralimente S4 3.0L.
Engine applicable : CFKA, CAED, CDAB, ALH, CDNC, CFKA, AFM, CYNB, CFKA, CPMB, CEUA, CNRB. Particularly compatible with the engines equipped of systems of level oil electronic.
Package List:
1 gauge of level oil.
Note:
1. please check the Part Number of your item, the information corresponding are provided to title of reference only.2. If you are not not safe of the item, please we contact front buying for prevent all return unnecessary, thank you !
Features
- BrandBEIJIYI
- Pcs per pack1
- Measurement typeElectronic
- ManoMano ReferenceME245820310
- MMID695680029452
- Product codeGB05464
- EAN9306497163497
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