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2001 To 2003 Focus 2.0l Sohc Automatic Transmission Assm. Id# 1s4p-ca 233237 on 2040-parts.com

US $199.95
Location:

Thomaston, Connecticut, United States

Thomaston, Connecticut, United States
(Only Compatible for Vehicles Equipped 2.0L "4cyl." SOHC Engine Types w/Transmission ID# 1S4P-CA) - This is a Tested Automatic Transmission. Removed from a 2003 Ford Focus with 137,350 Miles - If you have any questions about the Part or Compatibility Please Contact before Purchasing - Please see our Shipping Details on Freight Before Purchasing. (For Customer Service Please Call 1-860-283-0760)
Conditions & Options:ID# 1S4P-CA 2.0L SOHC AT TRANS. Stock #:140204 Genuine OEM:Yes PartNumber:400 Interchange Part Number:400-03785A Mileage:0 Inventory ID:233237 Model:FOCUS eCommerce Description:08-24-2016 Year:2003 Designation:Used GTIN:Does not apply Placement:Transmission/Transaxle Assembly

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