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Nice Original Genuine Porsche 911 930 928 924gt Vacuum Limit Switch 0280160324 on 2040-parts.com

US $175.00
Location:

Springfield, Vermont, United States

Springfield, Vermont, United States
Nice used condition.
Brand:Porsche Country/Region of Manufacture:Germany Manufacturer Part Number:93011017300 Interchange Part Number:930.110.173.00 Other Part Number:0280160302








Here is a nice working used original genuine Porsche vacuum limit switch 930.110.173.00 as used on 1976-89 930, 1991-94 965, 1980-82 928 and 1980-85 924 Turbo/GT models

Please check your Bosch number for proper fitment.

Please see pictures!!

This can be shipped anywhere worldwide.

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We at Retro Automotive Products are a small, family owned business located high in the Green Mountains of Vermont that specializes in providing high quality, rare and hard to find original NEW/USED/NOS Porsche parts and accessories.

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