Lexus Toyota Trailer Brake Jumper Harness Wire Connection 82132-60110 New on 2040-parts.com
Glendale, California, United States
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Listing for a new factory oem Lexus Toyota Trailer Brake Jumper Harness Wire Connections PN 82132-60110. This item came out of a Gold Package 2004 9700G GX470 5Dr SUV, but can fit into other vehicles, including if you are trying to place this into a Toyota Land Cruiser. Please know your vehicle needs to ensure the correct part for your needs.
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