Bmw 528i Oem Luk Clutch Kit on 2040-parts.com
Jacksonville, Florida, United States
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Brand new clutch was removed from box, but never installed or used. Factory BMW OEM LUK Brand Complete Clutch Kit. As Shown. Fits From 09/97 1997 BMW 528i 2000 328Ci 1999 328i 2000 328i 1999-2000 Z3 Coupe 1999-2000 Z3 Roadster From 09/98 2000-Z3 Roadster And may fit other models- check part number. There will be an additional shipping charge if shipped outside of the Continental USA. Ready to ship! |
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