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Engine Bay Seal (Nearest Gearbox) for all VW Beetle (to 1998) and T2 (to 1971)

Part Number
J10962
OEM Part Number
111-813-741/G
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$12.25
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Exclusively made for Just Kampers, this engine bay seal is essential for keeping hot air away from the cooling air your VW engine requires.
Essential for keeping hot air away from the cooling air your VW engine requires, this flexible rubber seal fits Beetles, 1946–1998, T2 Splits, 1950–1967, and T2 Bays, 1968–1971.