92-94 Mercedes Throttle Body 000 141 73 25 Oem 30 Day Warranty on 2040-parts.com
Betterton, Maryland, United States
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Up for sale is the Electronic Throttle Body and Actuator out of a
wrecked Mercedes 400SE with 58,709 miles. This Throttle Body will fit various models and years of Mercedes Benz with a matching part number. The item has a date code of "97M03" meaning it is an OEM replacement with good wires. This has been tested
and is in working order. Part Number: 000 141 73 25 Please feel free to message me with any questions or concerns. Item is covered under warranty for 30 days. Please verify and match your part number before making any purchases. Thanks for looking! |
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