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2007-2010 TOYOTA COMPUTER OCCUPANT DETECTION OPDS IT FITS: 2007-2010 TOYOTA HIGHLANDER, TUNDRA, SEQUOIA, 4 RUNNER, TACOMA ,CAMRY,COROLLA, (SCION XB, SCION TC) PART NUMBER: 89952-35011 PLEASE MATCH PART NUMBER BEFORE BUYING THIS MODULE IS IN COMPLETE WORKING ORDER IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS ABOUT THIS ITEM PLEASE CONTACT ME THRU EBAY. THANK YOU. |
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