Mercedes 140 Third Brake Light Black S420 S500 S600 1408202109 on 2040-parts.com
Mission Hills, California, US
This auction is for used OEM black thrid brake light removed from a 95 S500 with 65 k miles.In excellent visual and working condition,nothing broken.The light is virtually new.
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Car electronic parts are model and year specific,very sensitive and
usually expensive.If you buy electronic part from any dealer's spare
part department you cant return it,unless it is installed by the dealer
trained mechanic.There is a reason beyound that,not just because they
want to hold on to your money.
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need,if you are not sure please ask.I will exchange parts that are not
working properly,and refunds will be given only if I dont have exchange
part in stock.
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