Ac Compressor 99 00 01 02 Intrigue 3.5l #1762001 on 2040-parts.com
Queensbury, New York, United States
Conditions & Options:USED OEM PART. PLEASE SEE DESCRIPTION FOR MILEAGE
PartNumber:682
Genuine OEM:Yes
Mileage:38661
Interchange Part Number:682-00542
Model:INTRIGUE
Inventory ID:1762001
Year:2001
eCommerce Description:PHOTO 1 IS ACTUAL PART FOR SALE OR DONOR VEHICLE
Brand:GM
Designation:Used
Manufacturer Part Number:1137013, 1137030, 1520311, 89018957
Stock #:16E002
GTIN:Does not apply
A/C Compressor & Clutch for Sale
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