3654070 1994-2003 Genuine Cummins N14 Oil Pressure Sensor 6592619500 Brand Mack Condition New Brand This Genuine Ottawa Kalmar

Name: 3654070 1994-2003 Genuine Cummins N14 Oil Pressure Sensor 6592619500 Brand Mack Condition New Brand This Genuine Ottawa Kalmar
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SKU: 57221279657
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3654070 1994 2003 Genuine Cummins N14 Oil Pressure Sensor 6592619500 Brand Mack Condition New Brand This Genuine Ottawa Kalmar Brand Mack Condition New Brand : Mack Part Type Charge Air Cooler Weight 45 Brand Volvo Part Type Pipe Tube Weight 10 0 lb Year Range 1994 2003 Engine Fitment N14 Application Part Type Oil Pressure Switch Listing Note: This is a secondary listing for the main product 4921487 Brand Cummins Part Type Pressure Sensor UPC 703639AT Weight 1

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