00 Hyundai Elantra Power Mirror Switch on 2040-parts.com
Mason City, Iowa, United States
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this is the power mirror switch ----------- -----from a 00 elantra 2.0 sedan auto --------------------------------------------------- Check out my other items! will ship using fed ex usps ups what ever is easy for me if you live in --alaska---hawaii---virgin islands--or -puerto rico --canada or outside the usa--- expect to pay more for shipping than what i have listed--- worldwide shipping pays what it takes to get it there we will not be held responsible for any reprograming needed for installation of electronic components do not cover / refund any swap labor or shipping
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