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1997 Mercury Mountaineer Heater/ac Control Switch Cluster. 95-01 Ford Explorer on 2040-parts.com

US $15.00
Location:

Hinton, Virginia, US

Hinton, Virginia, US
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 This item was pulled from a wrecked 1997 Mercury Mountaineer. All worked fine before the accident. As with all electronics this is being offered as is. It should work fine but I can not be sure. This also could fit other years 95-01 and perhaps Ford Explorer. Check your application before bidding. See photos and ask any questions. High bidder pays shipping. Check out my other auctions for some great items. Good luck and thanks for bidding.

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