00 01 02 03 04 05 99 Volvo V70 S80 S60 Power Steering Pump Fluid Reservoir Tank on 2040-parts.com
Chicago, Illinois, US
For sale is a power steering fluid reservoir . Its in good working condition.It might fit the years and models listed in the title but I can not guarantee it so please compare part #s and research it for yourself before buying.If your part #s are not the same the part will typically not fit or work for you regardless of what years and models are listed in the title.Parts will fit years listed with matching part #s only.It is the buyers responsibility to check interchange years and match part #'s before buying.Please see my other listings for more s60 parts.If you have any questions please let me know.Thank you and have a great day. Donor car is a 2002 volvo S60 fwd 5 cylinder non turbo engine auto trans |
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