94-03 Saab 900 9-3 Neutral Saftey Switch Oem Tested 30 Day Warranty on 2040-parts.com
Shenandoah, Pennsylvania, US
Saab 900 9-3 94-03 Neutral safety switch in good working order pulled from a working vehicle that was rear ended. It will fit a four cylinder 9-3/900. This is a quality OEM part made by Saab!! Buy OEM and quality you can trust!! Comes with a 30 day warranty. These are over 400.00 from the dealer get it here cheaper and know that you are getting a quality used part. Email with questions
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