Toyota Highlander Prius Sensor Yaw Rate 89183-48010 on 2040-parts.com
Barneveld, New York, US
#824. UP FOR SALE SENSOR, YAW RATE PART #: 89183-48010.
This part will fit these makes and models with these options:
HIGHLANDER 04-05 ABS; (yaw rate comp), (console)
HIGHLANDER 06-07 ABS; exc. Hybrid; (yaw rate comp), (console)
LEXUS RX330 04-06 ABS; (yaw rate comp)
LEXUS RX350 07-09 ABS; (yaw rate comp), (console)
PRIUS 04-09 Stability Cont; (yaw rate cont), (ctr console), ID# 89183-48010
SCION XA 04 Stability Cont; (yaw rate comp, L. side eng comp), (from 5/04)
SCION XA 05 Stability Cont; (yaw rate comp, L. side eng comp)
SCION XB 04-06 ABS; (yaw rate comp, L. side eng comp)
Fitment is your responsibility. Use the part number, pictures and description provided to make sure this part fits your vehicle. Please, do your research before buying, NOT after. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, LET ME KNOW.
Package will be shipped via USPS, FedEx or UPS within 1-2 Business days of your cleared payment. PAYMENT DUE IN TWO DAYS. GOOD LUCK!!!
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