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2015-11-2018-04 Kia Optima (JF) D4FD (1.7 CRDi 141 PS 104 kW) Particulate Matter Sensor 39265-2A450

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2015-11-2018-04 Kia Optima (JF) D4FD (1.7 CRDi 141 PS 104 kW) Particulate Matter Sensor 39265-2A450Particulate Matter Sensor 39265 2A450 For Kia Optima K5 1. 7 CRDi 2016 2018 Specifics: Material: ABS Plastic+Metal Condition: 100% Brand New Type: Particulate Matter Sensor Fitment Type: Direct Replacement Quantity: 1pcs Manufacturer Part Number: 39265 2A450,0 281 006 748,0 281 006 749 Fitment For: Please confirm the original number before purchasing!!! For Kia Optima (JF) D4FD (1. 7 CRDi 141 PS 104 kW) 2015 11 2018 04 For Kia Optima Sportswagon (JF)

Particulate Matter Sensor 39265-2A450 For Kia Optima K5 1.7 CRDi 2016-2018

Specifics:
Material: ABS Plastic+Metal
Condition: 100% Brand New
Type: Particulate Matter Sensor
Fitment Type: Direct Replacement
Quantity: 1pcs
Manufacturer Part Number:39265-2A450,0 281 006 748,0 281 006 749

Fitment For:
Please confirm the original number before purchasing!!!
For Kia Optima (JF) D4FD (1.7 CRDi 141 PS 104 kW) 2015-11 - 2018-04
For Kia Optima Sportswagon (JF) D4FD (1.7 CRDi 141 PS 104 kW) 2016-09 - 2018-04
For Kia Optima Sportswagon (JF) D4FD (1.7 CRDi 135 PS 99 kW) 2016-09 - 2018-04

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1x Diesel Exhaust Particulate Matter Sensor

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