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XDP Xpressor OER Series New HX35W Replacement Turbocharger For 1998.5-2000 Dodge 5.9L Cummins (Must Verify OE Turbo Part# With Cross Reference) 2011-2015-6-6l-lml-duramax New Gasket included FGXX-668603
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XDP Xpressor OER Series New HX35W Replacement Turbocharger For 1998.5 2000 Dodge 5.9L Cummins (Must Verify OE Turbo Part# With Cross Reference) 2011 2015 6 6l lml duramax New Gasket included FGXX 668603 New Gasket included Regular (8 Foot Box) Extended (Not 8 Foot Box) Crew Cab Each turbo goes through a strict 100% functional end of line testing through the full RPM sweep along with a NVH (Noise The XDP Xpressor OER Series New HX35W Replacement Turbocharger XD578 is a stock OE style replacement for the damaged or worn turbo in your 1998
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