Gm Chevrolet, Buick, Pontiac, Oldsmobile 3.8 Bwd Cbe47 Ignition Control Module on 2040-parts.com
united states, US
This Is New Module That we Used as a Test Unit Ignition Control Module for many GM vehicles with the awesome 3.8 litre engine.. This is without any packaging. I think this was an AC Delco or Standard Ignition Unit. This has the 14 pins for the harness to plug into. The local auto parts store is selling them for $148.99. The BWD number for this module is CBE47 the AC Delco Number is D1977A The Standard Ignition Number is LX364T. Check with your local or internet auto parts store to be sure this fits your application before bidding. Shipping is $5.00
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