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MALOSSI - EXTRACTOR for VESPower ignition FLYWHEEL
    MALOSSI - EXTRACTOR for VESPower ignition FLYWHEEL

MALOSSI - EXTRACTOR for VESPower ignition FLYWHEEL

6016156B
€21.34
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Handling 4-5 days

Extractor with right outer thread Ø 28x1.

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Extractor with right outer thread Ø 28x1.

Vehicle compatibility (13 vehicles)

Vespa(13)
  • COSA 125 2T
  • COSA 150 2T
  • COSA 200 2T
  • ET3 Primavera 125 2T
  • PX 125 2T euro 0-1
  • PX 125 2T euro 2 (VLX2M)
  • PX 125 2T euro 3
  • PX 150 2T euro 0-1
  • PX 150 2T euro 2 (VLX2M)
  • PX 150 2T euro 3
  • PX E 200 2T
  • Primavera 125 2T
  • SPECIAL 50
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Data sheet

Country of origin
Italy
Vehicle brand
Vespa
Vehicle
Vespa COSA 125 2T
Vespa COSA 150 2T
Vespa COSA 200 2T
Vespa ET3 Primavera 125 2T
Vespa PX 125 2T euro 0-1
Vespa PX 125 2T euro 2 (VLX2M)
Vespa PX 125 2T euro 3
Vespa PX 150 2T euro 0-1
Vespa PX 150 2T euro 2 (VLX2M)
Vespa PX 150 2T euro 3
Vespa PX E 200 2T
Vespa Primavera 125 2T
Vespa SPECIAL 50

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