ÜRO Parts Introduces Lower Radiator Hose For BMW 3-Series

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ÜRO Parts Introduces Lower Radiator Hose For BMW 3-Series

ÜRO Parts' lower radiator hose for BMW 3-Series cars is manufactured to the same dimensions as OE and utilizes actual OEM quick-connectors from ContiTech and NORMA Group.

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ÜRO Parts’ lower radiator hose for BMW 3-Series cars is manufactured to the same dimensions as OE and utilizes actual OEM quick-connectors from ContiTech and NORMA Group. The hose material is reinforced with strong yet lightweight aramid fibers, which is a heat-resistant fiber often used in bulletproof vests. URO says it’s the exclusive aftermarket hose p/n 11531436408 with OEM connectors for easy installation and reliable sealing. Applications include 1999-2006 BMW 3-Series models. For more information, call 800-290-5555 or visit UROParts.com.

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