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Genuine Citroen C4 Multifunction Clock Display Screen Lcd Rd4 2004-2010 on 2040-parts.com

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Worle, United Kingdom

Worle, United Kingdom
Displays are tested and fully functional so buy with confidence. Please make sure you are replacing the same display 9660468680, 9664222180, 9659062780, these details will be printed on the back of your display.
Brand:Citroen (Genuine OE) Manufacturer Part Number:9660468680, 9664222180, 9659062780 Screen/Monitor Type:In-Dash Monitor

Citroen C4 Multifunction Clock Display

In very good condition, displays are tested & in perfect working condition

If you are not sure whether this display is suitable for your car, please email before purchase

genuine and original Citroen part

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