2010 Mazda 3 -- 2.0l Engine Computer Ecm Lifetime Warranty Lf3t18881d on 2040-parts.com
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This is a good working used engine computer for the: MAZDA 3 10 Electronic Control Module; (mounted by battery), 2.0L, AT, ID LF3T-18881-C thru H Lifetime warranty The following part numbers will interchange with this unit: Ident: LF3T18881C Ident: LF3T18881D Ident: LF3T18881E Ident: LF3T18881F Ident: LF3T18881G Ident: LF3T18881H Unit ships same or next day with free Priority Mail in the US Return for any reason with no restocking fees |
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