Porsche Defrost - Heater Control Box on 2040-parts.com
Moab, Utah, US
This is a defrost control box that was in good working order when sold to me with a car I had several years ago. It was bought for a 1979 porsche 930. I never installed it or looked up to see if it was the appropriate part number. Please check to see if it is the part you need and will work with your application. Because it is electrical I cannot accept returns.
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