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7x For 04 05 06 H2 Hummer Cluster Stepper Motor X27-168 10x Free Light Bulbs on 2040-parts.com

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Milpitas, California, United States
Condition:New Cross Reference Part Number:X27 168, X27-168, X27168 Manufacturer Part Number:Does not apply Interchange Part Number:X25 168, xc5 168, x15 168, x25-168, xc5.168 Brand:Aftermarket Application:Instrument Panel,Gauge Cluster,Temp Gauge,Tachometer,Speedometer Warranty:Yes Vehicle Models:For GM, GMC, Chevrolet, Buick, Pontiac etc. UPC:Does not apply

Volkswagen debuts tuned Jettas for SEMA

Tue, 05 Nov 2013

It's easy to get the impression that SEMA is all about unattainable and outlandish show cars, ones that will never see the street, but in reality there is plenty of iron (or carbon fiber really) from all sides of all ponds that we could see people driving on the street. And just to reinforce that point, Volkswagen has brought a couple of tuned Jettas to SEMA that could almost pass for stock cars. This being SEMA, all that really means is that you're not looking hard enough -- the subtle cars you see are probably sleepers.

Saab 9-5 (2010): more first official photos

Thu, 27 Aug 2009

By Tim Pollard First Official Pictures 27 August 2009 09:35 We brought you the leaked first photos of the new Saab 9-5 a few weeks back. But today the veil of secrecy is lifted and we can bring you the full unexpurgated version of events: the 9-5 photo gallery and details behind the new Saab that will, next spring, finally replace one of the most geriatric cars on sale today.Yes, the current 9-5 is – bewilderingly – 12 years old, a surefire indication of just how low down General Motors' pecking order Saab lay. Although developed under GM's tenure, the new 9-5 is a beacon of hope for the now-independent Saab.

Toyota confirms sticking accelerator fix

Mon, 01 Feb 2010

The Toyota fix for the sticking accelerator problem (click image for full size) It’s been a fraught time for Toyota with the recall of millions of cars around the world to remedy a faulty accelerator pedal with the potential to stick. And no one – Toyota seemingly included – was too sure exactly how the car maker was going to address such a mammoth problem despite the  Toyota Recall. But it seems the fix has been sorted.