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H24458 First Stop Series Brake Line, EPDM Rubber
Part Number: RBH24458
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$15.99
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Location : Front, Driver Side, Rear, Rear, Driver And Passenger Side, Front, Driver And Passenger SideNotes : Flexible Hose Type; No Bracket Required; Treated steel Fitting Material; 5/8-18 in. Male Exterior; 7/16-24 in. Female Interior Fitting Size 1; 7/16 in. -20 in. Male Fitting Size 2; EPDM rubber Hose Material; Rubber Jacket MaterialMaterial : EPDM RubberReplaces OE Number : B916024, BH188273, BH24458, BH4050, F24458, F4050, 31116074, 18J7, 88273, HB-88000, HB-88005, 150.68005, 1927319, 1936543, 2002111, 3910716, 769821, 9750963, 9750965, B7Q2078A, C8TZ2078F, 49567H, 42QE23P1, 2203518, 87-46000, 87-46005Quantity Sold : Sold IndividuallyWarranty : Lifetime Dorman limited warrantyProp 65 Warning :

Warning SymbolWARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Carbon Black, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

Series : First Stop SeriesInterchange Part Number : B916024, BH188273, BH24458, BH4050, F24458, F4050, 31116074, 18J7, 88273, HB-88000, HB-88005, 150.68005, 1927319, 1936543, 2002111, 3910716, 769821, 9750963, 9750965, B7Q2078A, C8TZ2078F, 49567H, 42QE23P1, 2203518, 87-46000, 87-46005Product Fit : Direct Fit
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