2005 Ford F250 6.0 Turbo Diesel Transmission on 2040-parts.com
Cathedral City, California, US
This is a complete transmission from a 2005 Ford F250, 6.0, TURBO DIESEL with 95,000 miles. ;in great working conditions
4.8 Liter engine
4HEI
Used
Local pick only but if you are willing to pay the shipping I am willing to help
The transmission is located in Palm Springs, CA.
Need NPR diesel parts? email me please
I can help in the shipping so email me please if any questions
Questions? please email me.
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