1992-1996 C4 Corvette Blower Motor Module 16173860 on 2040-parts.com
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
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This is a 1992-1996 C4 Corvette Blower Motor Control Module in excellent used condition. GM part number 16173860. This module is in top shape and is ready for installation. Replace your damaged or malfunctioning module with this OEM part. Email us with additional needs or questions or call VettePros at 704-320-0073 and check out our other listings. |
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