06-07 Passat Golf Rabbit A4 S4 Xm Radio Satellite Receiver 8e0 035 593 E C on 2040-parts.com

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XM satellite radio receiver module from a 2006 Golf GTI. This is in good working order. No damage
or corrosion. There are no broken mounting tabs. This comes with wiring connectors. Pictures below
are of the actual part you will receive.

Part number is 8E0 035 593 E. This will interchange with the numbers 8E0 057 593A, 8E0 057 593C,
8E0 057 593E, 1K0 035 925A, and 8E0 035 593G as well. Fits 06-07 Passat, Rabbit, Golf, A4, and S4 
with mathcing/comptible number as described above.

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