98,99,00,01.02 Dodge Ram Power Seat Vertical Lift Motor, New on 2040-parts.com
Richmond Hill, Georgia, US
If you have a 2002 Ram 2500 or 3500, this motor will probably work. You
most likely have this style and not the newer style . Please confirm before ordering.
I have replacement motors for the newer style listed on Ebay.
This is a brand new up/down vertical
replacement motor for 98-02 Dodge Ram truck with power seats. It will
bolt in to replace your factory unit. You'll have to splice in the
provided pigtail wire into your existing harness. This is not an used
motor, but a brand new conversion kit.
Instructions are provided with the kit.
Refunds: Unit must not be damaged or altered. Since I offer free shipping, actual shipping cost to you will be deducted from purchase price refund.
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