Mazda Kf3418v05 Distributor Rotor on 2040-parts.com
Mattapoisett, Massachusetts, United States
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New Mazda rotor, box opened to take photos.
Fits various Mazda vehicles from 1994-2002. Fits Ford Probe from 1996-1997. Please contact me with any questions before bidding. I will do my best to help you make sure this item fits your application. Thank you for looking. |
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