A470090050 2011-2016 Genuine Detroit Diesel DD15 High Pressure Fuel Pump 5667601073 991428 Genuine Horton Cooler Fan pt-shields

Name: A470090050 2011-2016 Genuine Detroit Diesel DD15 High Pressure Fuel Pump 5667601073 991428 Genuine Horton Cooler Fan pt-shields
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A470090050 2011 2016 Genuine Detroit Diesel DD15 High Pressure Fuel Pump 5667601073 991428 Genuine Horton Cooler Fan pt shields 991428 Genuine Horton Cooler Fan Clutch Assy 40Mh410A For Mack Brand Dayton Part Type Electric Motor UPC 714303AT Weight 35 This Genuine Detroit Diesel A470090050 high pressure fuel pump is built for select Detroit DD15 applications Contact us if you would like to sell your core

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