Rear Brake Pad Wear Sensor Bmw E39 1996-2003 5 Series E52 Z8 Pn 34 35 1 163 066 on 2040-parts.com
Sterling, Virginia, US
WelcomeFor sale is BRAND NEW, NEVER USED REAR brake pad wear sensor for BMW E39 1996-2003 5 Series/E52 Z8 OEM
PN 34 35 1 163 066 BMW list price - $23 Buy here and SAVE $ $ $! This one should fit all E39 5 series and E52 Z8 BMWs, however please, double check to make sure this part number fits your vehicle! The vehicle pictured is NOT for sale, but for reference only!!!
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