Bmw Lcm Light Control Module E39 5 Series 525 528 530 540 I Xi Lamp Module Lear on 2040-parts.com
Lithonia, Georgia, US
Light control module in perfect working shape, it was tested and working before removal
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Lear LCM 3
HW: 01 / SW: 4.1
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