Is functional, definately should be cleaned out before being used since it has been sitting for a while. As far as I know there is nothing wrong with it, it has no perceptible shaft play. The vehicle it was on had 180,000 miles on it. I have many other Festiva engine and body parts, if you need something that is not listed send me a text and I can list it on Ebay so you can buy it. Phone number is 406-750-1845
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