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10pcs Instrument Gauge Cluster Light T5 74 Twist Lock Wedge Black Sockets Base on 2040-parts.com

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Pomona, California, United States

Pomona, California, United States
Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:17 18 37 70 73 74 79 85 86 2723 Brand:Aftermarket Interchange Part Number:T1.75 T1-3/4 T5.5 Dimension(Length*Width:W2.1x4.9d - Subminiature Wedge Other Part Number:T5 17 18 27 37 58 70 73 74 79 85 86 LED Instrument Positions:Instrument Panel Gauge Cluster Dashboard Tacho Odometer Placement on Vehicle:Front Applications:Instrument Panel Surface Finish:T5 Miniature Wedge UPC:Does not apply Warranty:Yes

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