Spx Kent Moore En-46577 Oxygen Sensor Socket Brand New on 2040-parts.com
Black River Falls, Wisconsin, US
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New / unused. For GM / General Motors. EN-46577 is required to properly service the upstream oxygen sensor on the 1.8L engine. Attempts to service the oxygen sensor without EN-46577 may result in component damage.
List price $85.50. Your price $15.
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