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For P5381 New Heavy Duty Shock Absorber Durable Construction Smooth Ride Control 3SFE SR50G 48531-28510 12 Months Warranty

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Pressure

Double sided

Shock Absorber Type

Oil-filled

Position

Front
Rear

Key attributes

OE NO.

48531-28510, 48531-28520, 48531-80562, 48531-80563, 343360

Purpose

for replace/repair

Warranty

Warranty 12 months or 30 thousand kilometer

Place of Origin

Guangdong, China

Condition

New

Brand Name

MASUMA

Shipping

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Compatible vehicles

MakeModelYearEngine
TOYOTATOWN ACE Bus (_R4_, _R5_)1996.10-1999.122.2 TD 4WD (CR50)(67KW,91PS)
TOYOTALITEACE Bus1997.10-2001.082.0 (SR40, SR50)(101KW,137PS)
TOYOTATOWN ACE Bus (_R4_, _R5_)1996.10-2001.102.0 4WD (SR50G_, SR50G)(96KW,130PS)

Key attributes

OE NO.
48531-28510, 48531-28520, 48531-80562, 48531-80563, 343360
Purpose
for replace/repair
Warranty
Warranty 12 months or 30 thousand kilometer
Place of Origin
Guangdong, China
Condition
New
Brand Name
MASUMA
Car Model
For TOYOTA_LITEACE
Model Number
P5381
Product Name
Suspension shock absorber
MASUMA NO.
P5381
Delivery time
3-7days
In stock
Yes
Size
80*30*15cm
Product group name
Shock absorbers
Certification
Product test

Packaging and delivery

Selling Units
Single item
Single volume
0 cm³
Single gross weight
0.0 kg

Lead time

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