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Brand New Gm Contact For Van Sliding Doors on 2040-parts.com

US $4.99
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Peru, Indiana, US

Peru, Indiana, US
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up for sale is a genuine gm van door contact strip.  this is new and in the factory sealed package.  part number is 15246491, and if you have every had a van the sliding doors have trouble with this strip all the time

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