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CROWN INTERNATIONAL (INDIA)
IN8 yrs
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≥85%
On-time dispatch rate
14%
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Main markets: Malaysia, Venezuela, Egypt, United States, Saudi Arabia

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Assy Fuel Pipe fit for Tata Safari 2.2L Dicor 288847600102 Auto Engine Fuel Line Hose Spare Parts Kit Set

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$20
50-199 pieces
$10
200-499 pieces
$5
≥500 pieces
Sample price: $500
Specification

Key attributes

OE NO.

288847600102

Purpose

for replace/repair

Place of Origin

India

Condition

New

Brand Name

Assy

Material

Rubber | Plastic

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Compatible vehicles

Car FitmentModelYear
tataESTATE1992-2000
tataMagic2007-
tataSUMO VICTA2004-2007
tataPrima2008-
tataALTROZ2019-
tatamanza2014-
tatamanza2014-2016
tataSK1999-
tataSumo1994-
tataCityRIDE2007-

Key attributes

OE NO.
288847600102
Purpose
for replace/repair
Place of Origin
India
Condition
New
Brand Name
Assy
Material
Rubber | Plastic
Type
Fuel Pipe
Size
2.2L
Model Number
LPT2515
Truck Model
Safari
Product Name
TATA SPARE PARTS
Quality
High Performance
Warranty
Working
Packing
Neutral Packing
Delivery
As Earliest
Application
European Trucks
OEM
Support
PAYMENT
T/T
Brand
Crown

Packaging and delivery

Selling Units
Single item
Single gross weight
3.000 kg

Lead time

Customization options

Customized logo(+ from /Min. order: 200 pieces)
Customized packaging(+ from /Min. order: 200 pieces)
Graphic customization(+ from /Min. order: 200 pieces)
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