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Nos 1990-1996 Ford Aerostar Brake Warning Switch & Wiring # F09z-2l140-c on 2040-parts.com

US $9.99
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California, US

 California, US
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This is a new (NOS) brake warning switch kit 1990-1996 Ford Aerostar. Ford part # F09Z-2L140-C.
 
NOS parts are defined as parts that are original from the OEM manufacturer that have never been used on a vehicle. These parts may be 50 days or 50 years old and I have no way of telling. It does not mean that a part is absolutely perfect in every possible way. NOS parts may have small imperfections or shelf wear. Crate 2

You are responsible to research and decide if what you see in the pictures and read in the description is the item/s you need.

     As pictured and sold as is with no warranty or returns. Shipping is $7.95 Priority Mail.

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