Kent Moore Terminal Repair Kit Delphi Automotive J-38125 Tray 7 Uta Terminalsnew on 2040-parts.com
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This Kent Moore Terminal Repair Kit Delphi Automotive J-38125 Tray 7 UTA Terminals is new with unopened packages inside. This tray includes three packets and the lid does not close well.
However; we have sold our building and need to clean it out so offers will be actively reviewed.
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