Ford F5uz-14a664-nb Airbag Contact, Clock Spring 1995 Econoline E-350 Club Wagon on 2040-parts.com
united states, US
This is a Brand New in the Box Factory Ford Contact or Clock Spring to help you fix that light that has been on for too long!! The part number is F5UZ-14A664-NB. This retails from Ford for $321.00. We are moving out accumulated excess inventory. This looks like it fits 1995 Ford E-350 Econoline Vans, and maybe others, so be sure and check your application, look closely at the picture and contact your dealer before bidding. Thanks and Good Luck!!
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