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10 PCS Car Door Lock Rod Clips, OEM 16629990 16675980 Tailgate Latch Clip Fits 5/32" Rods, Tailgate Handle Rod Retainers Door Locking Clips Replacement for F150 F250 F350 Voice Remote Control Case Stable Drill Bit Alignment: Keeps
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10 PCS Car Door Lock Rod Clips, OEM 16629990 16675980 Tailgate Latch Clip Fits 5 32" Rods, Tailgate Handle Rod Retainers Door Locking Clips Replacement for F150 F250 F350 Voice Remote Control Case Stable Drill Bit Alignment: Keeps Stable Drill Bit Alignment: Keeps the drill bit securely positioned during grinding 4 in Temperature Range 30°C to 230°C Package Weight Approximately 85 g Package Size Approximately 15 x 15 x 6 cm Color Mint Green Usage Scope of Application: The hole diameter of these door lock pin clamps is 5 32" Practical Function: Our product is designed to connect car door locks and rear panel levers
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