Plymouth, Dodge,chrysler Blower Motor Switch 1984-99 on 2040-parts.com
Piscataway, New Jersey, United States
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You are biding on a New Blower motor switch Replaces Chrysler part # 4261306 this is a 3 position switch.Will fit all Dodge ,Plymouth and Chrysler Cars from 1984 to 1993....Fits Dodge Full size vans from 1986-99 ...Shipping will be a flat fee of $3.00 anyware in the United States.Elseware anyware in the world $6.00.....Paypal is accepted.Items paid for with personal checks held two weeks to clear.....Good Luck
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