2010 2011 Ford Transit Connect Instrument Cluster Oem# 9t11-10849-ee on 2040-parts.com
Farmington, Michigan, United States
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You are bidding on a brand new take-out instrument cluster assembly for 2010-11 Ford Transit Connect van. This was removed from a brand new vehicle that was being converted to electric propulsion. This item a is brand new take-out original equipment part. Ford OEM# 9T11-10849-EE. This item may need to be "flashed" in order to work in your vehicle. Please make sure this item will fit your vehicle before purchasing. GM dealer list price is over $360. Buy it here for much less. Shipping will be via UPS Ground or FedEx Ground. We cannot ship to a PO box. You must provide a physical address. Local pickup is available. Sales tax charged in Michigan and Indiana. |
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