Standard Motor Products Vr-145 New Alternator Regulator on 2040-parts.com
Plymouth, Pennsylvania, United States
Up for sale is a Standard Motors VR-145 Voltage Regulator. This part is compatible with the following vehicles:
Subaru Brat (81-78) Subaru DL (81-77)Subaru FE (79) Subaru GF (79-77)Subaru GL (81-79) Subaru GLF (81-80) JUL216DS865 |
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