Ford Tpms Tire Pressure Sensor Oem 6f2a-1a176-ae Svt on 2040-parts.com
Vermilion, Ohio, US
Up for sale is one used TPMS. It has been tested and has some light wear, but is clean. It has the bracket and bandclip, but does not include the attachment band. The part number is 6F2A-1A176-AE. It fits multiple Ford/Lincoln/Mercury models and years. Free Shipping!!
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