Ac Delco Pressure Control Solenoid Gm 4t65e Transmission Gm Part #24225825 New on 2040-parts.com
Urbandale, Iowa, US
This auction is for a new, unopened AC Delco epc pressure control solenoid to fit a GM 4t65e transmission. The GM part number is 24225825. I believe this will fit most 2000 up GM vehicles but please verify fitment before purchasing.
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