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Front Ball Joint - Fiat 125,132,Argenta, Lancia Beta,Trevi,Gamma

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Front Ball Joint - Fiat 125,132,Argenta, Lancia Beta,Trevi,GammaOE Quaklity Parts Made in Italy Fitting Position Front Axle Right, Front Axle Left, outer D1 15. 9 mm Length 1 92 mm Length 2 20 mm Thread Size 1 M16X1 Thread Size 2 M12X1,183 to fit: 125 (125_) 1. 6 (TA) More information 10. 1968 10. 1973 7501 74 100 1608 Saloon 125 (125_) 1. 6 (TA) More information 07. 1967 03. 1974 7502 66 90 1608 Saloon 132 (132_) 1. 6 More information 04. 1972 01. 1976 7432 72 98 1592 Saloon 132 (132_) 1. 6 More information 01.

OE Quaklity Parts

Made in Italy

 

Fitting Position Front Axle Right, Front Axle Left, outer
D1 15.9 mm
Length 1 92 mm
Length 2 20 mm
Thread Size 1 M16X1
Thread Size 2 M12X1,183

 

to fit:

125 (125_) 1.6 (TA) More information 

  10.1968-10.1973 7501 74 100 1608 Saloon

125 (125_) 1.6 (TA) More information 

  07.1967-03.1974 7502 66 90 1608 Saloon

132 (132_) 1.6 More information 

  04.1972-01.1976 7432 72 98 1592 Saloon

132 (132_) 1.6 More information 

  01.1976-12.1982 7431 72 98 1585 Saloon

132 (132_) 1.6 More information 

  03.1977-12.1981 7433 66 90 1585 Saloon

132 (132_) 1.6 More information 

  05.1977-09.1982 7428 65 88 1585 Saloon

132 (132_) 1.7 GLS (A1) More information 

  11.1975-01.1977 7434 82 112 1756 Saloon

132 (132_) 1.7 GLS (A1) More information 

  04.1974-12.1975 7429 79 107 1756 Saloon

132 (132_) 1.7 Special (A1) More information 

  04.1972-01.1974 7430 77 105 1756 Saloon

132 (132_) 2.0 More information 

  01.1976-06.1981 2631 83 113 1995 Saloon

132 (132_) 2.0 D More information 

  07.1978-07.1982 14449 44 60 1995 Saloon

132 (132_) 2.0 i.e. More information 

  01.1980-12.1982 7435 90 122 1995 Saloon

132 (132_) 2.5 D More information 

  07.1978-07.1982 14450 53 72 2445 Saloon

ARGENTA (132_) 1600 More information 

  04.1981-12.1985 7426 72 98 1585 Saloon

ARGENTA (132_) 1600 i.e More information 

  04.1981-12.1985 14460 66 90 1585 Saloon

ARGENTA (132_) 2000 More information 

  06.1978-12.1985 7425 83 113 1995 Saloon

ARGENTA (132_) 2000 Volumex More information 

  06.1984-07.1985 14465 99 135 1995 Saloon

ARGENTA (132_) 2000 i.e. More information 

  06.1981-07.1986 2632 90 122 1995 Saloon

ARGENTA (132_) 2500 Diesel More information 

  06.1981-11.1985 2633 53 72 2445 Saloon

ARGENTA (132_) 2500 Turbodiesel More information 

  07.1983-08.1985 7427 66 90 2445 Saloon

TREVI (828_) 2000 i.e. (828DB13) More information 

  05.1980-01.1987 2659 90 122 1995 Saloon

TREVI (828_) 2000 Volumex (828DB17) More information 

  08.1983-05.1985 7620 99 135 1995 Saloon

TREVI (828_) 1600 (828DB03) More information 

  05.1980-01.1987 15140 74 100 1585 Saloon

GAMMA Coupe (830_) 2500 (830AC_) More information 

  09.1977-10.1986 7642 103 140 2484 Coupe

GAMMA (830_) 2500 (830AB.0) More information 

  03.1978-10.1986 7641 103 140 2484 Hatchback

BETA Coupe (828_) 2000 i.e. (828.BC) More information 

  12.1981-12.1984 7594 90 122 1995 Coupe

BETA Coupe (828_) 2000 VX (828.BC) More information 

  07.1983-12.1984 7595 99 135 1995 Coupe

BETA Coupe (828_) 2000 (828BC_) More information 

  01.1981-12.1984 7589 85 116 1991 Coupe

BETA Coupe (828_) 2000 (828.BC) More information 

  04.1976-12.1984 7592 88 120 1995 Coupe

BETA Coupe (828_) 1600 (828BC0) More information 

  04.1976-12.1984 7581 74 101 1585 Coupe

BETA (828_) 2000 (828CB1) More information 

  07.1978-07.1982 15137 85 115 1995 Hatchback

BETA H.P.E. (828_) 2000 i.e. (828BF) More information 

  05.1981-09.1984 2660 90 122 1995 Hatchback

BETA H.P.E. (828_) 2000 Volumex (828.BF) More information 

  07.1983-09.1984 7602 99 135 1995 Hatchback

BETA H.P.E. (828_) 2000 (828.BF) More information 

  05.1976-05.1978 7601 88 120 1995 Hatchback

BETA H.P.E. (828_) 2000 (828.BF) More information 

  04.1979-09.1984 7598 85 116 1995 Hatchback

BETA H.P.E. (828_) 1600 (828BF0) More information 

  08.1980-09.1984 13283 74 101 1585 Hatchback

 

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