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Part Number: T379454
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Universal Fit
$48.60
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Notes : This Is A Performance Fan Shroud, Not Recommended The Use Of This Part If The Original Fan Shroud Does Provide Support For The Radiator; 5.5 in. Depth; 5.5 in. WideType : Fits Radiator FanQuantity Sold : Sold individuallyWarranty : 1-year TransDapt limited warranty
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Kia Fan Shroud Customer Reviews
It was an inch and a quarter 2 wide hits on fan belt.. not sure how to cut it down without damaging the chrome
Mike Mitchell
VERIFIED PURCHASER
Purchased on Jul 18, 2020
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