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Azusa, California, United States
Condition:New Quantity Sold:sold individually Feature Point:High-Quality premium strut components SKU:MON:908983 Most Popular Make / Model:Dodge Journey Brand:Monroe Total Part VIO:1109738 Manufacturer Part Number:908983 Product Grade:Economy Interchange Part Number:908983 UPC:00048598123886 Most Popular Year:2013 Position:Front Upper Min Year Covered:2009 Quantity Needed:2; Max Year Covered:2016

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