170-070-2705 1996-2002 BorgWarner HT60 Cummins N14 Turbocharger 8683445237 This Genuine International icp sensor 1069815

Name: 170-070-2705 1996-2002 BorgWarner HT60 Cummins N14 Turbocharger 8683445237 This Genuine International icp sensor 1069815
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170 070 2705 1996 2002 BorgWarner HT60 Cummins N14 Turbocharger 8683445237 This Genuine International icp sensor 1069815 This Genuine International icp sensor is built for select Navistar MaxxForce DT This Genuine International 1871733C92 EGR cooler is built for select Navistar DT466 applications Brand BorgWarner Part Type Turbocharger UPC 704281AT Weight 60 0 lb Year Range 1996 2002 Engine Fitment N14 Application Part Type Turbocharger Assembly Application Notes HT60 Core Charge No core charge

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