2001 Mercedes W202 C230 C280 Abs Module Esp Brake Control A2025454732 on 2040-parts.com
Glen Burnie, Maryland, United States
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I have a 2001 Mercedes W202 ABS Module that I am selling. This was removed from a running, driving but wrecked in the rear 2001 Mercedes C280 with less than 68k miles and totaled by the Insurance Company. This may fit other Mercedes years and models with matching part number. Please be sure to match your part number before purchasing. Part Number: A2025454732 Comes with a 30 day warranty! |
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