SKU: 60252252015

Water Pump Metal Pipe - Fiat Punto MK1,Cinquecento,Seicento,Bravo/a, Panda

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Water Pump Metal Pipe - Fiat Punto MK1,Cinquecento,Seicento,Bravo/a, PandaCommon fault as they perforate and leak water eventually causing the head gasket to fail Connects to the Water Pump Supplied with a new Rubber O'Ring to fit: Classic Fiat Panda 750cc,999cc, 1. 1 & 4x4(from 1985 to 1995) Punto MK1 1. 1 (55), 1. 2 (60, 75 & 85) (from 1993 to 1999) Cinquecento 1. 1 & Sporting (from 1994 to 1998) Seiecento 1. 1 (from 1998 on) Bravo & Brava 1. 2 16V (from 1998 to 2001) Marea 1. 2 16V Please contact us with the full chassis

Common fault as they perforate and leak water eventually causing the head gasket to fail

Connects to the Water Pump

 

Supplied with a new Rubber O'Ring

 

 

to fit: 

Classic Fiat Panda 750cc,999cc, 1.1 & 4x4(from 1985 to 1995)

Punto MK1 1.1 (55), 1.2 (60, 75 & 85) (from 1993 to 1999)

Cinquecento  1.1 & Sporting  (from 1994 to 1998)

Seiecento 1.1   (from 1998 on)

Bravo & Brava  1.2 16V (from 1998 to 2001)

Marea 1.2 16V  

 

 

Please contact us with the full chassis number of the vehicle if in any doubt about this product

 

55185064,46419454,14680

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