Mercedes W203 C Class C230 C240 C320 W163 Ml320 Ml430 Abs Anti-lock Yaw Sensor on 2040-parts.com
Saint Peter, Minnesota, US
For sale is an ABS Anti-Locking Braking Yaw Sensor. The module is in good condition cosmetically and functionally. Factory part # 002 542 8918. Please call 507-931-0078 or email us with questions you might have. Thanks!
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