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98-02 Lincoln Continental Throttle Body W/ Sensor Hardware Cover Oem on 2040-parts.com

US $69.95
Location:

Red Rock, Texas, United States

Red Rock, Texas, United States

98-02 Lincoln Continental Throttle Body w/ Sensor Hardware Cover OEM
*OEM Part
*Includes Throttle Bracket and Cover
*Includes Mounting Hardware
*May fit other Years of Models
*Good Useable Condition
* Please see Pictures to verify it is the correct part for your vehicle Before bidding . If you have any questions about the item we will be happy to answer them for you. This is a used part. It will be sold As Is. We do not accept returns on used parts.

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