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Porsche Classic Schaltgetriebeöl 75W-90 GL-5, 1 LiterPorsche Classic Schaltgetriebel 75W 90 GL 5, 1 Liter Porsche Originalteil. Porsche Schaltgetriebel SAE 75W 90 1Liter Porsche Classic Schaltgetriebel (75W 90 GL 5) ist ein Hochleistungsl, geeignet fr Heavy Duty Getriebe in den Fahrzeugen 924, 928, 944 und 968 sowie fr die Getriebe aller klassischen 911 Modelle (bis max Typ 996) und im Porsche Boxster Typ 986. Dank Synthesetechnologie verfgt das l ber herausragende Eigenschaften, darunter
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