Gm Chevrolet, Buick, Pontiac, Oldsmobile 3.8 Bwd Cbe47 Ignition Control Module on 2040-parts.com
united states, US
This Is a Brand New in the Box and In the Plastic inner package Ignition Control Module for many GM vehicles. The BWD part Number is CBE47. The local auto parts store is selling them for $148.99. Check with your local or internet auto parts store to be sure this fits your application before bidding. I am also selling one for less in another auction that was new but we only used it as a test unit in the shop. Shipping is $5.00
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