Genuine Ssangyong Musso Sports Ute Allmodel Windshield Washer Motor Pump Assy on 2040-parts.com
Essendon, VIC, Australia
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GENUINE SSANGYONG MUSSO SPORTS UTE 2.9L TURBO DIESEL ALL MODEL WINDSHIELD WASHER MOTOR PUMP ASSEMBLY O E M PART NO : 8632005000 Fits: SSANGYONG MUSSO SPORTS UTE 2.9L TURBO DIESEL ALL MODEL 2004 ~ 2007 ONLY Come with Tax Invoice Including GST Shipping Tips Option 1: AUST POST PARCEL POST Nationwide free Option 2: COURIERSPLEASE EXPRESS PARCEL Only major city except N.T & T.A.S Option 3: AUST POST EXPRESS PARCEL POST Nationwide (add:$2.50) If you need any other parts please contact us with VIN number Phone: 0425 870 131 * just text to me and then will be contact with you shortly Email: parkee@etradebay.com.au
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