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Condition:Used Seller Notes:“THIS PART WAS REMOVED FROM A FORD KA MK2 ZETEC 1.2 69HP PETROL ENGINE CODE 169A4.000 [FP4] 5 SPEED MANUAL GEARBOX 3 DOOR HATCH 09 PLATE 2009 MODEL IN DISCO BLACK PAINT CODE 69. THIS IS A USED REPLACEMENT PART AND MAY HAVE SIGNS OF WEAR. PLEASE CHECK PHOTOS BELOW TO SEE THE ITEM IN FULL DETAIL AS WHAT YOU SEE IN THE PHOTOS IS WHAT YOU WILL RECEIVE.” Read Less Brand:Ford Mounting Style:Screws Type:Headlight Assembly Reference OE/OEM Number:FORD KA MK2

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