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2003 03 Ford Van Driver Side Wheel Left Hand Lh Airbag on 2040-parts.com

US $177.99
Location:

Everett, Washington, US

Everett, Washington, US
Returns Accepted:ReturnsNotAccepted Other Part Number:03 Driver's E150 E250 E350

Stock # 7348 - 332

For sale is a LH (driver's side) steering wheel airbag removed from a 2003 Ford full-size Van. The airbag is charcoal in color, and is in good shape.

This should fit your truck if you have a

  • - Ford full-size Van
    • 2003 Ford Full-size Van

Note: The VIN of the vehicle it was removed from will be included with the airbag when shipped.

All our airbags are shipped via UPS ground ONLY , packed safely by a Hazmat certified shipper, using airbag specific DOT certified boxes and packaging. The shipping costs are high because of the requirements in the packaging and shipping of airbags. We ship only to 47 contiguous US states, we WILL NOT SHIP to New York. Per New York state law, if you are a resident of New York you cannot purchase this item.

The picture is an attempt to accurately show the color of the airbag, but there may be slight differences between vehicles and years. I can't allow returns on airbags due to the hazmat shipping requirements so ALL AIRBAGS ARE SOLD AS IS.

Used airbags are not tested to meet any safety standards. They must be used in accordance with the vehicle manufacturer's specifications to function properly. A qualified installer is responsible for testing functionality. Airbags incorrectly installed could result in serious injury or death. The purchaser of an airbag agrees to accept all risks of damages or injuries, including death, relating to the use of a used airbag.



The picture is of the actual part you are receiving.


Terms of Sale
I only list the applications I know will work. Please ask all questions prior to purchasing.

Parts and Quality
We search to find quality low-mileage salvage and take pride in selling GOOD used parts and try our best to represent our items accurately and satisfy customers.

Shipping
Anything purchased on the weekends will ship Mondays.

All parts are shipped by UPS, our trusted shipping carrier.

Communication
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