2015-16 Hyundai Genesis Auto Cruise Control Distance Sensor *oem* 96410-b1000 on 2040-parts.com
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REMOVED FROM A 2016 GENESIS BECAUSE OF A SLIGHT SCRATCH IN THE LOWER RIGHT HAND CORNER, FROM A FRONT BUMPER ACCIDENT. (SEE PIC)
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