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| Height (mm) | 70.00 |
| Length (mm) | 98.00 |
| Width (mm) | 70.00 |
| Fitting Diameter (mm) | 70.00 |
| Hole Size (mm) | |
| Butterfly Hole Size1 (mm) | 12.50 |
| Butterfly Hole Size2 (mm) | 14.00 |
| Material | RUBBER, STEEL |
| Note |
FOR OEM No : Part number of the parent product that contains this product.
| 4120A125 |
| MITSUBISHI | ASX | 2010 ~ | GA1W |
| MITSUBISHI | ASX | 2010 ~ | GA2W |
| MITSUBISHI | ASX | 2010 ~ | GA3W |
| MITSUBISHI | ASX | 2010 ~ | GA6W |
| MITSUBISHI | ASX Van | 2010 ~ | GA6W |
| MITSUBISHI | Lancer | 2010 ~ | CY1A |
| MITSUBISHI | Lancer | 2007 ~ | CY2A |
| MITSUBISHI | Lancer | 2007 ~ | CY3A |
| MITSUBISHI | Lancer | 2007 ~ | CY4A |
| MITSUBISHI | Lancer | 2007 ~ | CY8A |
| MITSUBISHI | Lancer | 2010 ~ | CY9A |
| MITSUBISHI | Lancer Sportback | 2010 ~ | CX1A |
| MITSUBISHI | Lancer Sportback | 2008 ~ 2010 | CX2A |
| MITSUBISHI | Lancer Sportback | 2008 ~ 2011 | CX3A |
| MITSUBISHI | Lancer Sportback | 2009 ~ | CX3A/CX6A |
| MITSUBISHI | Lancer Sportback | 2008 ~ | CX4A |
| MITSUBISHI | Lancer Sportback | 2008 ~ | CX8A |
| MITSUBISHI | Lancer Sportback | 2010 ~ | CX9A |
| MITSUBISHI | Outlander | 2006 ~ 2012 | CW1W |
| MITSUBISHI | Outlander | 2006 ~ 2013 | CW4W |
| MITSUBISHI | Outlander | 2007 ~ 2013 | CW5W |
| MITSUBISHI | Outlander | 2006 ~ 2013 | CW6W |
| MITSUBISHI | Outlander | 2007 ~ 2012 | CW7W |
| MITSUBISHI | Outlander | 2006 ~ 2010 | CW8W |
| MITSUBISHI | Outlander Van | 2010 ~ 2012 | CW1W |
| MITSUBISHI | Outlander Van | 2006 ~ 2010 | CW8W |
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