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89341-50011-b0 Pdc Parking Sensor Ultrasonic For Toyota Camry Corolla Celsior on 2040-parts.com

US $19.50
Location:

深圳市, 廣東省, China

深圳市, 廣東省, China
Condition:New Type:89341-50011 Warranty:Yes Brand:89341-50011 Country/Region of Manufacture:China Manufacturer Part Number:89341-50011 UPC:Does not apply

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YOU MUST CONFIRM THAT THIS PART WILL FIT YOUR VEHCILE!

Use the manufacturer part number listed above and match it with your existing auto part or contact your dealer with this part number handy. Many auto makers change auto parts mid-year. Many auto sensor look alike but vary slightly.

 


PDC Parking Sensor 89341-50011 For Toyota CAMRY COROLLA Celsior LEXUS LS430 GS300 GS350 GS430 GS450H IS250 IS350

 

Equals to numbers:

89341-12080

89341-12080A

89341-50011

89341-50011-C0

 

 

Suitable for these cars:

Toyota 

CAMRY

COROLLA

Celsior

 

Lexus

LS430

GS300

GS350

GS430

GS450H

IS250

IS350

 

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