Mercedes Benz W201 4 Cylinder Bosch Fuel Distributor 0438101026 Years '85-'93 on 2040-parts.com
Calexico, California, United States
Bosch 4 cylinder fuel distributor with EHA valve For the 4 cylinder Mercedes Benz models 190E 2.3 (years 1985 - 1993) Part number 0 438 101 026 60 day warranty free-replacement FREE SHIPPING IN THE US!!! We ship within 24 hours via US Priority Mail except weekends or holidays Thanks for looking!!! |
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