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Forst ST6P common issues?

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Would anyone know the Alko part number for the hitch damper? Forst part number 12-10-392. Forst want quite a premium, about 4x the parts normal cost, £180

Alko 161 or 251 are £40-50.

 

Edit: bit of a pain to get out but since its not working we leave it out until a new part arrives. A quick look for 583829 shows about £70. Odd that it appears to have different part numbers for each language, or am I reading it wrong?

 

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