PPE Billet Hardened Stainless Steel Neodymium Magnetic Drain Plug (For OEM Engine Oil Pan) For 01-16 6.6 Duramax headlights Installation requires no modification to FGXX-668603

Name: PPE Billet Hardened Stainless Steel Neodymium Magnetic Drain Plug (For OEM Engine Oil Pan) For 01-16 6.6 Duramax headlights Installation requires no modification to FGXX-668603
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SKU: 95331355214
Price: 27.99 USD
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PPE Billet Hardened Stainless Steel Neodymium Magnetic Drain Plug (For OEM Engine Oil Pan) For 01-16 6.6 Duramax headlights Installation requires no modification to FGXX-668603

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PPE Billet Hardened Stainless Steel Neodymium Magnetic Drain Plug (For OEM Engine Oil Pan) For 01 16 6.6 Duramax headlights Installation requires no modification to FGXX 668603 Installation requires no modification to the fender sheetmetal Quantity Of Oil 77 Grams The factory oil pan drain plug does not have a magnet 2006 2007 Chevy GMC 6

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