Audi / Volkswagen Air Intake Temperature Sensor - Bosch - 0280130085 New Oem Vw on 2040-parts.com
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This is for a New BOSCH Air Intake Temperature Sensor / Thermostat # 0 280 130 085 ( 0280130085 ). This item is Audi / VW OE # 058 905 379 ( 058905379 ). ** This item is 100 % Genuine New Bosch and comes in original Bosch Packaging. ** This item sells for over $30.00 - Save over $10.00 on something that you can easily replace yourself! It is buyer's responsibility to make sure this item fits their vehicle. Please use existing sensor to compare item numbers. BEWARE of cheaper Remanufactured, Used, or Copied parts that fail within a few months. TRUST BOSCH QUALITY WARRANTY: This item includes a one year warranty for manufacturer defects. PAYMENT: We accept Paypal and Credit Card over the Phone. INTERNATIONAL: When ordering internationally please take in account any duties or fees your country may charge for importing an item, we are not responsible for these fees. Thank you and please feel free to contact us with any questions or for quotes on any other item. |
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