Bmw E46 M3 Convertible Negative Battery Cable 61128373946 on 2040-parts.com
Waterbury, Connecticut, US
This Auction is for a Negative Battery Cable which was removed from a BMW E46 M3 Convertible and is in good usable condition. This Negative Battery Cable is a used BMW OEM part. I believe this Cable will fit in vehicles listed below but Please ask questions and do your own research for fitment before bidding.The picture is of actual part and is the part that ships.Thank You for looking.
E46 320i Sedan
E46 323Ci Coupe
E46 323i Sedan
E46 323i Touring
E46 325Ci Coupe
E46 325i Sedan
E46 325i Touring
E46 325xi Touring
E46 325xi Sedan
E46 328Ci Coupe
E46 328i Sedan
E46 330Ci Coupe
E46 330i Sedan
E46 330xi Sedan
E46 M3 Coupe
E46 M3 Convertible
E85 Z4 2.5i Roadster
E85 Z4 3.0i Roadster
E85 Z4 3.0si Roadster
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