This is a new valve cover. fits many 2.2L Chrysler, dodge, Plymouth vehicles. comes with all parts shown. This is a complete kit with gasket, bolts. oil cap and valve cover. Primarily used on vehicles from 1989 through 1995. Ask if you don't know if this will fit your vehicle.
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