Four Seasons 36549 Engine Cooling Fan Switch-temperature Switch 4 Seasons 36549 on 2040-parts.com
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You are buying a Brand New Four Seasons 36549 (4 Seasons 36549) Engine Cooling Fan Switch - Temperature Switch. We purchased these switches in bulk and they come in plastic bags with the switch and rubber O-Ring. Please refer to the Compatibility List above to verify that this switch is appropriate for your vehicle. Pay particular attention to the Notes column in the Compatibility List for additional pertinent information that may affect suitability for your vehicle.
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