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87 88 89 90 Dodge Dakota Driver Left Power Window Regulator W/ Motor on 2040-parts.com

US $42.85
Location:

Goode, Virginia, United States

Goode, Virginia, United States
This item is in good working condition and comes exactly as pictured. This is a used item and shows normal wear. Please refer to pictures and part numbers for proper fitment. This item was removed from a 1989 DODGE DAKOTA. 3.9L. V6. 4X4. 2 TONE BLUE EXTERIOR ON TAN/BROWN INTERIOR. AUTOMATIC. May also work with other DODGE products and other year DAKOTAS.
Placement on Vehicle:Left


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