Kem Ignition Coil 342z Infiniti Nissan 224330b000 on 2040-parts.com
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KEM ignition coil 342Z for Infiniti / Nissan. Cross reference part #s:
Delphi GN10024, Bosch 00225, BW E550, Nissan 224330B000. 91-94 Infinity G20 (I4), 90-92 Infinity M30, 89-90 Nissan 240SX, 88-89 Nissan 300ZX. Old stock, new part. Paypal please. |
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