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Oem Land Rover Front Brake Sensor Sem500070 2006-2015 Discovery Lr3 Lr4 on 2040-parts.com

US $29.95
Location:

Santa Ana, California, United States

Santa Ana, California, United States
Condition:New Brand:Land Rover Other Part Number:SEM 500070 SEM-500070 Manufacturer Part Number:SEM500070 Placement on Vehicle:Front

LAND ROVER

BRAKE SENSOR

PART# SEM500070


PART DESCRIPTION:

-GENUINE OEM LAND ROVER ACCESSORY, NOT AFTERMARKET!

-BRAND NEW!

-FRONT BRAKE SENSOR!

-PLEASE REFER TO PART NUMBER AND PARTS COMPATIBILITY!

-PICTURES ARE OF ACTUAL ITEM!


VEHICLE FITMENT:

2006-2015 LAND ROVER DISCOVERY, LR3, LR4


***PLEASE CROSS REFERENCE PART NUMBER WITH LOCAL DEALER TO ENSURE PROPER VEHICLE FITMENT***



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