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Dorman 725-005 Copper Washer-1/16 In. x 1/2 In. x 7/8 In., 50 Pack Universal Fit

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Dorman 725-005 Copper Washer-1/16 In. x 1/2 In. x 7/8 In., 50 Pack Universal Fit
- Ideal replacement - this washer is a direct replacement for the original washer used for numerous jobs
- Durable construction - this part is made from quality materials to withstand use in automotive applications
- Versatile shop supply - this washer can be used for a variety of automotive and household applications
- Quality tested - this part has undergone extensive testing to ensure a quality fit and long service life
- Support available - every Dorman part is backed by Dorman's ASE Blue Seal Certified technical support team
WASHRCOP 1/16X1/2X7/8
Country USA
Brand Dorman
Manufacturer Dorman Products
Binding Automotive
ItemPartNumber 725-005
Model 725-005
Color Bronze
UnitCount 1
UPCs 019495140054
EANs 0019495140054
ReleaseDate 0000-00-00

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