Wiper Blades For Lancia Phedra 14 Inch From 2002 To 2010

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BOSCH H353 Rear Superplus Wiper Blade (350mm - Roc Lock Arm Connection) for Lancia PHEDRA, 2002-2010

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Technical Specs...

Fitment:

Roc Lock Arm Connection

Connector type:

Check Wiper Arm Connection On Vehicle

Construction year from:

200906

Construction year to:

201512

Contents:

Single Wiper Blade

Length [in]:

Length [mm]:

350

Length 1 [mm]:

350

Wiper blade type:

Bracket wiper blade

Note:

Please measure the wiper blade(s) on your vehicle before purchasing

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BOSCH H353 Rear Superplus Wiper Blade (350mm - Roc Lock Arm Connection) for Lancia PHEDRA, 2002-2010