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Auto Spare Parts 4 Wire Oxygen Sensors 2269000QAD for Renault Twingo Clio Dicia Logan

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$8
10-99 pieces
$7.50
≥100 pieces
Sample price: $18.90

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Key attributes

OE NO.

2269000QAD

Condition

New

Place of Origin

Hubei, China

Purpose

for replace/repair

Brand Name

TB

Warranty

1 Years

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Key attributes

OE NO.
2269000QAD
Condition
New
Place of Origin
Hubei, China
Purpose
for replace/repair
Brand Name
TB
Warranty
1 Years
Type
Oxygen Sensor
Model Number
TB060358-330/0258986507
Car Make
0258986507 for Renault
Universal Fitment
Yes
Product Name
Oxygen Sensor, Lambda Sensor
Sensor type
Planar
Certification
ce & IATF 16949
Delivery time
1 Week
MOQ
10pcs
Specification
Same As Original
Stocks
Available
Brand
TIANBANG
Advantage
OEM&ODM
Quality
100% Tested

Packaging and delivery

Selling Units
Single item
Single package size
15X10X5 cm
Single gross weight
0.150 kg

Lead time

Customization options

Customized logo(+ from /Min. order: 20 pieces)
Customized packaging(+ from /Min. order: 5,000 pieces)
Graphic customization(+ from /Min. order: 5,000 pieces)
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