Sell BRAND NEW PREMIUM QUALITY POWER STEERING RACK AND PINION FOR HONDA ACCORD V6 in San Diego, California, US, for US $289.95

Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted Refund will be given as:Money Back Item must be returned within:30 Days Return policy details:Unless otherwise specified, all of our parts come with a full 1 Year Warranty. Our warranty covers us sending a replacement part and getting the defective or damaged part back. The warranty does not cover anything else. In most cases we do offer advance warranty replacement parts, which is something that sets us apart from our competitors. We charge a deposit to ensure we get our part back, but this is much better than you waiting to send your part to us for a replacement, which many of our competitors make you do. Ask our competition what happens if their parts fail - we encourage you to compare our warranty because we know it is the best in the industry! We request that you understand your warranty before making a purchase. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions. If you believe you have a defective or wrong part, please contact us via phone or email. It is our policy to replace or repair defective or wrong parts. Returning uninstalled wrong parts will be treated as a standard return and subject to a restocking fee. No exceptions. Standard returns are subject to a 15% restocking fee. If we paid to ship a part to you, and you return it to us, the amount we paid to ship that part will be deducted from the refund. Standard returns can be processed within 30 days of purchase. Returning any installed parts will result in no refund. No Exceptions. We will arrange to get you a replacement part if the part fails after installation or, if by mistake the wrong part is sent. Please contact us for further info on our warranties. Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Restocking Fee:No Warranty:Yes Surface Finish:NEW Manufacturer Part Number:53600-TA6-A02RM , 53600-TA6-A02 , 53600TE1A02RM , Interchange Part Number:53600TA6A02RM , 53600-TE1-A02RM , 53600TE1A02 , Other Part Number:53600TA6A02 , 53600-TE1-A02 , 53601TA6A02 , Placement on Vehicle:Front Part Brand:OEM RACK AND PINION STEERING Core Charge:$150.00

2012 Nissan Versa has more features, larger sticker--$10,990

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