Volvo Ignition Switch With Key Oem 9157056 98-99 00 V70 / S70 on 2040-parts.com
Faucett, Missouri, US
NOTE : ONLY FIVE LEFT.
NOTE : ONLY FIVE LEFT.
VOLVO OEM NEW NEVER INSTALLED STEERING COLUMM / SHROUD / SWITCH: Part number 9157056. I have a note which says new number 8626325.I have listed some information on which this unit should fit.I'm sure it fits much more so please do your home work and look at the pictures as they are part of the description.
I have several of these and will be using the same stock photos.They are still wrapped in the FACTORY plastic.They are OEM FACTORY ORIGINAL.
Fits 1998 / 1999 / 2000 V70 / S70.
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