New Oem Ford Focus Abs Speed Sensor 8s4z-2c24-a on 2040-parts.com
Utica, New York, US
TIME TO CLEAN OUT THE GARAGE. I HAVE ACCUMULATED YEARS OF CAR AND TRUCK PARTS FROM AUCTIONS, SWAP MEETS, DEALERSHIP THROWOUTS AND LEFT OVER FROM REBUILDS. ALL SHIPPING IS DONE WITH UPS. THIS WAY YOU WILL HAVE A TRACKING NUMBER. NO PO BOXES UNLESS YOU CONTACT ME FIRST FOR A SHIPPING QUOTE. ITEM IS NEW BUT THE BOX MAY HAVE DRIED DROOL ON IT BECAUSE I LIVE WITH A MASTIFF
NEW N0S OEM DOED FOCUS ABS SPEED SENSOR FRONT. FITS 2008-2012. FITS LEFT OR RIGHT SIDE.
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