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Amc Eagle,front Steering Knuckle-wheel Bearing Housing,sx4,left-right Axle,4x4 on 2040-parts.com

US $25.00
Location:

Saint Louisville, Ohio, US

Saint Louisville, Ohio, US
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      Hi, this is Don.   I have owned AMC Eagles for many years, I have decided to part out my last one and sell all the other parts I had collected over the last 20 years.

     I saved this because I have had to replace them before if a bearing got worn out.  If I recall, the 1980 Eagle wore a different one due to different caliper, so this should fit 1981 and up, left or right.  Everything about the casting looks good, I make no claim about the ball joints.

    Questions are welcome, you can email or call 740 745 3334 anytime.  I will combine shipping for multiple items. Thank you very much for looking at my listing.

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