11-14 Porsche 958 Cayenne Park Parking Ebrake Brake Switch 7p5.927.225 Oem on 2040-parts.com
Sun Valley, California, United States
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Genuine Porsche Unit, Made in Germany Comes with original switch housing Shows minimal wear, clicks both ways ID codes: - 7P5.927.225 (7P5927225) - 7P5.919.163 (7P5919163) Inventory # JD 324292
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