Air Injection Pump Smog Bmw X5 740i Zb1437910 72185239 on 2040-parts.com
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USED AIR INJECTION PUMP WAS PULLED OUT OF A 2002 X5. IT WAS SITTING IN THE STORAGE FOR MANY YEARS THIS IS WHY YOU SEE LOT OF DUST ON IT. IT WAS FULLY FUNCTIONAL WHEN PULLED OUT FROM THE VEHICLE. IT SHOULD STILL BE WORKING LIKE NEW. PLEASE EXAMINE THE PICS AND MODEL NUMBER AS THIS PART IS ALSO COMPATIBLE WITH MANY OTHER BMW MODELS. \
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