Oil seal HTCR (AS R) 32x50x8 R ACM WLK/TW , for oil pump of NISSAN 13168-01M00
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Code:47032050087
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Weight:0.016 Kgs
Oil seal type HTCR (AS R) with dust lip and a garter spring.
Material:Polyacrylate Rubber (ACM)
Helix: right
OE References:
NISSAN 13168-01M00
Suitable for:
Nissan AD Wagon ,Nissan Langley / Liberta Villa ,Nissan Laurel Spirit, Nissan Prairie ,Nissan Pulsar, Nissan Pulsar / Langley / Liberta villa, Nissan S-Cargo, Nissan Sunny, Nissan Sunny / Laurel Spirit, Nissan Tsuru
For reference only. We cannot guarantee 100% compatibility.
Manufacturer:
HUO SHIN ENTERPRISE CO.
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Estimated Shipping
to Targovishte starts at
€3.31
outside Targovishte starts at
€3.43
outside Targovishte starts at
€3.72
to Targovishte starts at
€3.72
Suitable for:
Nissan AD
1st generation (1982–1985)
VHB11, VB11
Nissan Laurel Spirit
2nd generation (1986–1990)
Other body styles
B12L
Nissan Liberta Villa
2nd generation (1986–1990)
Other body styles
N13P, PN12
Nissan NX-Coupe
B13
Nissan Prairie
1st generation, facelift (1985–1988)
1st generation (1982–1984)
Other body styles
M10
Nissan Pulsar
2nd generation, facelift (1984–1986)
PN12
2nd generation (1982–1984)
PN12
Other body styles
N12, N13
Nissan S-Cargo
1st generation (1989–1990)
G20
Nissan Sentra
B13X
Nissan Sunny
7th generation, facelift (1992–1999)
B13
7th generation (1990–2000)
B13
6th generation, facelift (1987–1989)
B12
6th generation (1985–1990)
N13, B12
5th generation, facelift (1983–1985)
B11
5th generation (1981–1983)
B11
For engines
E15S, E16E, E10S, E13S, E15E, E15T, E16S, E16I
Polyacrylate Rubber (ACM) properties:
Standard color: black
Advantages:
- Good oil and fuels resistance.
- Good heat resistance up to 150℃ in oil.
- Good weather and ozone resistance.
Limitations:
- Not usable in contact with water and water solutions.
- Limited cold flexibility.
- Limited tensile strength and tear resistance.
- Poor wear resistance.
- Poor resistance against polar and aromatic and chlorinated hydrocarbons.
