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99-02 Volvo S60 V70 C70 S80 8644347 65cfm-2 Turbo Throttle Body 2006 Build on 2040-parts.com

US $179.99
Location:

Annapolis, Maryland, United States

Annapolis, Maryland, United States
This is a used item,tested and in complete working condition. "2006 BUILD DATE"
Brand:MAGNETI MARELLI Country/Region of Manufacture:Italy Manufacturer Part Number:8644347 65CFM-2

1999-2002  VOLVO  S60 V70 C70 S70 S80 8644347 65CFM-2  TURBO THROTTLE BODY
                                                        "2006 BUILD DATE"


This Throttle Body is used, but in excellent working condition .
It has a 2006 build date.
It was pulled from a wrecked 2001 V70 with 74,623 miles.
This part may fit other years and models with matching part numbers. 
This Throttle Body will need to be programmed to your car.
Please make sure your part number matches before you purchase.
Part number:
8644347  65CFM-2



 




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