Common Rail Injectors for ALFA ROMEO, FIAT, JEEP, OPEL

  

Common Rail Injectors ALFA ROMEO, FIAT, JEEP, OPEL. 24 months or 60,000 km warranty. Description: Common Rail Injectors ALFA ROMEO, FIAT, JEEP, OPEL.

Outer diameter [mm]: 15 Thickness [mm]: 2 Number of pieces required: 4 Inner diameter [mm]: 7 Fuel preparation: Common Rail (CR) Material: Copper Fuel type: Diesel Additional article / Additional info 2: IMA coded Additional article / Additional info 2: with seal. ALFA ROMEO: 55233955 FIAT: 55233955 ALFA ROMEO: 71795163 OPEL: 821048 VAUXHALL: 821048. Need help placing an order?

Call us at 01 84 80 24 24. Valused is committed to a Circular Economy approach and encourages you not to throw away your used parts, which can be remanufactured. After ordering your product, you will need to pay the deposit (see amount above), which will be refunded to you if you return the used product dismantled from your vehicle, following the instructions provided with the product. This payment will trigger the shipment of your product. Upon receipt and validation by our technical services, you will be refunded.

What is a remanufactured product? Also known as "Exchange Standard", it is a product refurbished by a certified industrialist, following the following steps: Recovery of products from repairers. Testing and sorting of these products.

Reassembly and testing on certified test benches. What is the quality difference compared to a new product? An Exchange Standard or Remanufactured product is a product of equivalent quality to a new product. The manufacture of this product is regulated by the most demanding ISO standards and in some cases even approved by the original manufacturer of the product. Quality, performance, and durability are identical to new, and you benefit from the same warranty as for the new product.

Why choose a remanufactured product? The environmental footprint of its manufacture, on average 80% lower than that of the new product (less energy consumed and fewer natural resources taken) And the price, of course, which is on average 50% lower than the new product.