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94 To 97 Ford Aspire 94-99 Kia Avella Throttle Position Sensor Tps F4bz9b989a * on 2040-parts.com

US $25.00
Location:

Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, US

Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, US
Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted Item must be returned within:30 Days Refund will be given as:Money Back Return policy details:30 day no hassle return policy on defective items only. If you purchased the item and want to return it, other than defect, there is a 15% restocking fee. At times, exceptions can be made to this policy (when I've made the error), however, I am not a big box department store and returns ultimately end up costing me and you in the long run as I have to adjust prices accordingly to compensate for poor purchase decisions. Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Restocking Fee:15% Manufacturer Part Number:F4BZ9B989A Interchange Part Number:TPS Intake Fuel Air Management Throttle Body Other Part Number:F4BZ9B989B, MFS0113SLO, CXE1492 Surface Finish:Excellent Warranty:Yes Part Brand:Ford

This sale is for a good working Throttle Position Sensor removed from a 1997 Ford Aspire 1.3L. This OEM sensor is in excellent condition and will fit Aspire from 1994 to 1997 and Kia Avella from 1994 to 1999. Please check your vehicle application prior to purchase matching your part number exactly and feel free to contact me should you have any questions. Part # F4BZ9B989A (alternate part #'s F4BZ9B989B, MFS0113SLO, CXE1492 ). 


Shipping:
All items are shipped no later than the next business day unless otherwise specified. Shipping methods include USPS Priority, First Class and Parcel Post and FedEx Ground for the heavier parts. Please make sure your address is correct in eBay as I cannot ship to you without it. Additional shipping options are available and the buyer needs to contact the seller to make arrangements. I ship worldwide and am happy to get you the part in the most expedited fashion possible. Please note that on rare occasion, the receiving country will hold the package in customs and release it to you on a schedule of the receiving countries making. I have no control over this process and will not be responsible for any packages held in the receiving countries customs for an extended period. For this reason, if you would like your package sooner, I would be happy to ship using Priority or Express shipping options at the buyers expense. 

Security:
All items shipped have received a security label which may or may not be obvious. If an item is returned and the security label/mark has been altered in any way a refund will not be issued.  If you attempt to return your old part as the original, a refund will not be issued and eBay will be notified. Unfortunately, these security measures have been taken due to previous customer fraud.

Feedback:
Feedback is an important part of the eBay process and experience. It is critical to me to sell quality parts at a fair price thereby insuring the customer is happy. On occasion mistakes happen and I am always willing to work with the customer whether it is my mistake or yours. Although positive feedback is desired, it is keeping the customer satisfied and happy that defines customer service. Prior to leaving any negative feedback, I would expect my customers to make their best effort in contacting me and remedying any issue or situation that may not be acceptable to them and it is my responsibility to do the same. Not only am I an eBay seller but I am a mechanic myself and appreciate when things go right. As a customer, you can count on me to make your eBay buying experience both pleasant and informative.































 




















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