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02-05 Freelander Right Passenger Rear Back Suspension Strut Shock Absorber Oem on 2040-parts.com

US $129.99
Location:

Houston, Texas, US

Houston, Texas, US
Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted Refund will be given as:Money back or exchange (buyer's choice) Item must be returned within:14 Days Return policy details:IN CASE OF RETURN, BUYER MUST PAY FOR SHIPPING BOTH WAYS. FREE SHIPPING IS NOT VALID FOR RETURN ITEMS. A 25% RESTOCKING FEE OR ACTUAL SHIPPING CHARGE PLUS PACKING FEES WILL BE DEDUCTED FROM THE REFUND. (WICHEVER IS HIGHER). ELECTRICAL ITEMS SUCH AS WIRE HARNESSES, ECUs, CONTROL MODULES AND RADIOS ARE NON RETURNABLE. 14 DAY POLICY DOES NOT APPLY. 14 DAYS START FROM DAY OF RECEIPT. Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Restocking Fee:No Interchange Part Number:527-60028R Year:2002 Model:FREELANDER Stock Number:62022 Manufacturer Part Number:RPM000020 Place On vehicle:Passenger/Right Part Number:OEM FACTORY ORIGINAL GENUINE

Daddys Auto Parts

 

Strut

Please NOTE

 Electrical items like wire harnesses, ECUs, control modules and Radios etc.

 CAN NOT BE RETURNED

ALL ELECTRICAL SALES ARE FINAL.

 

Stock #:                     62022

Part came from:   2002 FREELANDER

OEM Part#:    RPM000020

Placement:      Passenger/Right

 

 

ABSOLUTEY NO GAURANTEE ON

 

         Ball joints & bushings of suspension parts.

         Bulbs & circuit boards of tail lights & headlights.

         Clips & other mounting hardware.

 

Item Condition

 

RIGHT PASSENGER REAR BACK STRUT SHOCK ABSORBER.

 

 

Return Policy

 

         Free shipping applies ONLY to items you keep.

        For returns, buyer must pay shipping

      BOTH WAYS.

         NO returns after 14 days of shipping.

         NO returns without prior authorization.

         NO RETURNS ON ELECTRICAL ITEMS.

 

This part will also fit:

 

FREELANDER 02-03 Rear; (std susp), R.
FREELANDER 04-05 Rear; std susp, R.

 

 

Shipping Details

 

Free Shipping will take 7-10 business days.

Standard Expedited Shipping takes 3-5 business days which is additional $12.

Heavy and/or large items cannot be Expedited even when paid for. You must contact us first before buying to confirm shipping status.

Extra Large items will be sent by Frieght or bus and must be picked up at the terminal near you.

 

 




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