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Cylinder head gasket

Cylinder head gasket

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Quick Details

Type:
Diesel Engine
No. of Cylinders:
6 Cylinder
Place of Origin:
Guangdong China (Mainland)
Brand Name:
no brand
Model Number:
S6R2
Warranty:
2 Years
Accessories:
Viton O-ring
Thickness:
1.8mm
Layers:
Single layer

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Detail:1. 1pc/polybag, 10pcs/neutral box, 30-50 pcs/carton. 2. 1set/neutral cardboard, 20-40pcs/carton. 3. our own brand paking: KUO-YU, NICE IN. 3. Other packing as request.
Delivery Detail:30-45 days for large quantity, 3-5 days for small order

Specifications

Item: Cylinder head gasket
OEM no.: 37594-70200
Material: Metal
Finishing: Viton coating
Viton O-ring

Product Description

 

OEM number:

 37594-70200

Engine:

 S6R2

Material:

 Metal

Packing detail:

 1. Brand packing

 2. Neutral packing

 3. According to customer's requirement

Deliver time:

 30 working days for 1000pcs after confirmation.

Place of origin:

 Guangzhou China

Quality:

 Our products mees to the requirements of the medium and high-end market.

Remark:

 Small order is accepted

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