Starter # 16268 For Mazda 1974-1982 Rx3, Rx4, Cos, Rx7, Rotary Pu on 2040-parts.com
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Starter # 16268 for Mazda 1974-1982 RX3, RX4, COS, RX7, Rotary PU. Please see application summary. Rebuilt
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