Gm 26045642 - Power Steering Pump on 2040-parts.com
Mansfield, Ohio, US
GM 26045642 – Power Steering Pump Stamped: AT Includes reservoir kit For 3.8 supercharged engines only Discontinued from GM Fits: 92-99 Bonneville 92-96 Olds 98 92-99 Olds 88 85-91 Electra 92-96 Park Avenue GM List Price - $426.70 *** PLEASE check with your local GM dealer to make sure this part will fit your vehicle before purchasing! Thank you.
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