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Airtex E7129m Fuel Pump & Strainer-fuel Pump Module Assembly on 2040-parts.com

US $324.58
Location:

Rockville Centre, New York, US

Rockville Centre, New York, US
Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted Refund will be given as:Money Back Item must be returned within:30 Days Return policy details:Because customer satisfaction is our #1 focus, we will gladly offer you our No-Hassle Return Policy as promised. Money Back Returns may be made within 30 days of purchase so long as the part(s) is returned in its complete and original condition and packaging. Refunds will be issued back in the same method as the original payment. Please note if shipping charges are included in sales price they will not be refunded upon return of item. Any items marked "No Return" are not returnable. Refunds will only be issued on the part itself minus any discounts and/or restocking fees. We will issue you a credit upon the return of your purchased items (once item is received by our warehouse, please allow for up to 14 days to receive a full refund). All refunds are applied in the same manner you paid. You will receive an e-mail the day your refund is processed. Credit card refunds take approximately 3-5 business days to show up on your statement. We apologize but this is beyond our control. Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Restocking Fee:No Part Brand:AIRTEX Manufacturer Part Number:E7129M SME:_2686

Camrys, Caddys and Civics--good-bye: Mainstream cars top stolen-vehicle report

Thu, 14 Apr 2011

Look out Honda and Toyota owners, your mainstream cars are hot targets for car thieves, according to LoJack's annual report. Apparently the high gasoline prices have hit everyone, including car thieves. Honda topped the list of recovered stolen vehicles, with the fuel-efficient 2000 Honda Civic being nabbed the most often for the second year in a row.

Mercedes SLS AMG – Leaked Photo

Sat, 11 Jul 2009

First leaked picture of the Mercedes SLS AMG Gullwing Today we get a leaked ‘Official’ image of the SLS, which does seem to be real. It appears to be taken on a mobile phone – probably from magazine artwork at car magazine Autobild, and doesn’t look like a Photoshop job – it appears to be a photo. Which tends to suggest that Mercedes may have given them the detail for their next issue to coincide with the official release of the pictures, and the first solid detail.

Mercedes accidentally publishes the first 2014 Mercedes S-Class photo

Wed, 01 May 2013

The image has since been removed, but not before it escaped in to the wild to give us our first official view of the new S Class, a car which has always set new standards in equipment and safety with each new launch, and the 2014 S Class will be no different. What will be different is the range of models we expect to arrive in the next few years, from standard and long wheelbase S Class through an S Class Coupe, S Class Convertible and a super-luxury S Class Pullman, which will effectively replace Mercedes’ failed Maybach adventure. The new S Class looks less bulbous than its current incarnation, with the bulging rear wheel arches gone and a slimmer look all round.