Throttle Position Sensor For Volvo Fiat Peugeot Citroen on 2040-parts.com
Henderson, Nevada, US
For sale is a brand-new throttle position sensor for Peugeot, Fiat, Volvo, and Citroën automobiles.
Equivalent to the following part numbers:
Magnet Marelli: PF2C/00 PF2C/OO
PSA: 19201H
Fiat: 7076359 / 7079246 / 71737620 / 7745679 / 9944468
Renault: 7701204055
Volvo: 9146315 / 91463158 TPS13
Please note this part is sold as is and is a final sale, thus please submit any questions or concerns prior to placing your bid. This item ships for a flat rate for $6 to the 49 states of the continental US. Shipping to Alaska Puerto Rico and international is available, please contact us for quotes prior to bidding. Thank you for checking out our listing.
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