03-08 Hyundai Tiburon Bcm Body Control Module Fuse Box Block 95410-2c100 *g on 2040-parts.com

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Body control module from a 2005 Hyundai Tiburon. This is a fully functioning unit, tested in the vehicle before removal.
No corrosion, PERIOD. Unit is fully functional. The clips holding your unit in can be used to moint this one, but it does
not come with any. Pictures are of our actual unit. Board is security marked and unit can not be opened for any reason
or warranty will be voided. A couple of the mounting points are slightly damaged, but all are still usable when mounting
and it will mount securely.

Check all fuses prior to installation for correct order as some cars had fuses of different amp ratings in different positions
depending on options!

Part number is 95410-2C100. Fits 03-08 Tiburons with BCM part number ending in 2C100. This unit will ONLY work
in Tiburon models where the part number ENDS in 2C100. Once purchased, we guarantee the unit to work, but
there are no returns for the incorrect unit purchased.

Shipping is FREE to the lower 48 US states. Anywhere else in the US will require an additional fee. International
customers, please request a quote before ordering.

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