Bmw E36 318 323 325 328 M3 Heater Valve Oem 92-98 on 2040-parts.com
Rockville, Maryland, US
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This valve works for the following vehicles:
BMW 318i 1992-1998 E36
BMW 318is 1992-1997 E36
BMW 318ti 1997-1999
BMW 323i 1998-1999 E36
BMW 323is 1998-1999 E36
BMW 325i 1992-1995 E36
BMW 325is 1992-1995 E36
BMW 328i 1996-1999 E36
BMW 328is 1996-1999 E36
BMW M3 1995-1999 E36
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