Rubber Replacement Hose Kit for Steel Rubber Sleeper Lines with C15 Engine and 70" Bunk for Peterbilt 379 | 26-03410-074 WT39539 T800 Series — 1998-2008 —

Name: Rubber Replacement Hose Kit for Steel Rubber Sleeper Lines with C15 Engine and 70" Bunk for Peterbilt 379 | 26-03410-074 WT39539 T800 Series — 1998-2008 —
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SKU: 19366588994
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Rubber Replacement Hose Kit for Steel Rubber Sleeper Lines with C15 Engine and 70" Bunk for Peterbilt 379 26 03410 074 WT39539 T800 Series — 1998 2008 — T800 Series — 1998 2008 — Cummins ISM Double Walled 29" Tall 3 1 2" O Cross referenced to OEM part number 26 03410 074 These numbers are used for cross reference only

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