96 97 - 01 02 03 04 Mercedes R170 Slk320 Blower Motor Resistor 2028207310 170216 on 2040-parts.com
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96 97 - 01 02 03 04 MERCEDES R170 SLK320 BLOWER MOTOR Resistor 2028207310 Fully Functional. Taken from a RUNNING donor car. All parts are tested prior to listing. This is a USED PART in good condition and does show signs of use. All mounting points are intact. Condition is visible in the photos. This part may be listed to fit the year and model of car, that DOES NOT MEAN IT WILL AUTOMATICALLY FIT IN YOUR Vehicle. IT IS THE BUYER'S RESPONSIBILITY TO MATCH PART NUMBERS. If you do not know your part number please supply us with your car's VIN number. We will be happy to confirm compatibility or answer any of your compatibility questions. |
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