Bmw E34 Right Front Corner Light Turn Signal 89-95 525i 530i 535i 540i M5 Oem on 2040-parts.com
Elmira, New York, US
ITEM: Right yellow front corner light
CONDITION:
Guaranteed good working condition. This is a used OEM BMW part.
FITS:
1989-1995 E34
1989-1990 525i Sedan (E34/M20)
1991-1995 525i Sedan (E34/M50)
1992-1995 525i Touring (E34/M50)
1994-1995 530i Sedan (E34/M60)
1994-1995 530i Touring (E34/M60)
1989-1993 535i Sedan (E34/M30)
1994-1995 540i Sedan (E34/M60)
1989-1993 M5 3.6 Sedan (E34/S38)
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