1999-2001 Ford Explorer 5.0 65mm Throttle Body on 2040-parts.com
Kingston, Pennsylvania, US
Throttle body removed from a 1999 Ford explorer 5.0. This throttle body is in good used condition. Please ask any questions you may have and thanks for looking.
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