98-01 Vw Passat Jetta Golf Memory Driver Seat Module Computer 3b1 959 760 C on 2040-parts.com
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UP FOR SALE IS A DRIVER SEAT MEMORY CONTROL MODULE 3B1 959 760 C TESTED AND IN PERFECT WORKING CONDITION AT THE MOMENT WE PULLED OUT OF A WRECKED 2000 VW JETTA WITH 125K MILES ON THE CLOCK, WILL FIT PASSAT, GOLF AS WELL.
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