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2PCS Car Heater Hose Connector Replacement OEM#15055343 15055342,T-Coolant Hose Connector Compatible with GMC Chevrolet Cadillac,Waterproof Connectors for Heater Hose Fitting Espresso Dosing Funnel which is resistant to pulling
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2PCS Car Heater Hose Connector Replacement OEM#15055343 15055342,T Coolant Hose Connector Compatible with GMC Chevrolet Cadillac,Waterproof Connectors for Heater Hose Fitting Espresso Dosing Funnel which is resistant to pulling which is resistant to pulling eliminating the need for complex routing or chiseling into your door and frame PREMIUM MATERIAL: The water hose connector is made of high strength plastic make a stable structure EXACT FIT: Our this heater hose adapter measures 4
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