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Ari 40-15006 Cv Axle Assembly Left Mt Half Shaft | Fits 83-90 Ford Escort on 2040-parts.com

US $50.00
Location:

Athens, Tennessee, United States

Athens, Tennessee, United States
Reman in box, some slight rust as pictured.
Brand:American Remanufacturers Warranty:Yes Manufacturer Part Number:40-15006 Stock #:AA0058 Interchange Part Number:447-01381L Bin Location:B7 Placement on Vehicle:Left

Listed for sale is a remanufactured ARI CV Axle.   The part will work on several different makes and models.  Please check eBay's interchange table above for your application and also check your part to make sure it looks like the one pictured.  The item comes with a 60-Day Money Back Guarantee.  No refunds for labor, just for the parts only!  The shipping service for this item will be a ground service.  If you need the item faster, we do offer expedited shipping but please contact us for a shipping quote before purchasing the item.  If you have any questions about this item, just send us a message and thanks for looking!

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