Nox Position 1 Sensor Kit Duramax 6.6 12671387 on 2040-parts.com
Benton, Arkansas, United States
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I bought this sensor for $360 dollars from GM and put it on my truck, The next day I did a Delete kit and took off my Exhaust. I have no use for this New sensor. It literally has about 5 min. of run time on it. Happy Bidding |
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