1 Used 2000-2005 Vw Jetta Ac/heater Control Knobs Black Knobs #vj-2 on 2040-parts.com
Rock Hill, South Carolina, US
1 used 2000-2005 VW JEtta ac/heater control knob .
This is a black knob with clear stem
This knob is in good shape.vj-2
This knob came from the salvage yard where i hunt good used parts and pass the savings on to customers.
Warranty is 30 days! No Questions asked.If not happy with knob return for refund.I would really appreciate your bussiness and will give you great service.Thanks for looking.Danny
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