1994-1996 Corvette Automatic Climate Control Programmer on 2040-parts.com
Prosper, Texas, US
Mechanic told me that my programmer was bad and I needed to replace it. So I purchased this one and THEN found out from another AC mechanic that all I had was a vacuum leak and it cost me $6.47 for the part. So.........I don't need this one and it is up for bid. Call me if you have any questions. 214 676 1067 This unit has a 1 year warranty and I will make sure that you do get a GOOD working part. Shipping is FREE. I paid $475 for this item. My loss your gain.
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