Exhaust Back Pressure Sensor for International-Navistar 4300 Durastar, 4400 Durastar, Cxt | 1846480 MS 659 Alternator for International 4400: heavy-duty

Name: Exhaust Back Pressure Sensor for International-Navistar 4300 Durastar, 4400 Durastar, Cxt | 1846480 MS 659 Alternator for International 4400: heavy-duty
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 78051608648
Price: 41.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8118 (10 reviews)

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Exhaust Back Pressure Sensor for International Navistar 4300 Durastar, 4400 Durastar, Cxt 1846480 MS 659 Alternator for International 4400: heavy duty Alternator for International 4400: heavy duty replacement for OEM 61002843 (12V 320A) Direct replacement for Caterpillar 103 9680 Verify part number and fitment before purchase 4400 Durastar

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