Chain Tensioner
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GrindCulture
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Price and availability of 11311743187 please
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Alex
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even my 500 pound IS had a new one of them a few year ago 
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GrindCulture
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My M42 is about to hang itself the chain is so rattly, been meaning to sort it for ages. Payday tomorrow though!
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eko
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M44 tensioner is better one to get 
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Cotswoldbmw
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Morning
The part will cost £33.31 inc vat
ref no 27159
if you'd like to order please call on 01242 257999
Cheers Karl
The part will cost £33.31 inc vat
ref no 27159
if you'd like to order please call on 01242 257999
Cheers Karl
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GrindCulture
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They're the same part these days if I recall correctly? The part codes are the same on realoem anyhoo.eko wrote:M44 tensioner is better one to get
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Alex
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+1 dont they give you the m44 regardless of what engineGrindCulture wrote:They're the same part these days if I recall correctly? The part codes are the same on realoem anyhoo.eko wrote:M44 tensioner is better one to get
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eko
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Ah right,just remember someone advising I got the M44 one when I had my iS.