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Toyota Yaris Driver Airbag. Pad Assy, Steering Part# 45130-52371-b0 on 2040-parts.com

US $399.00
Location:

Orlando, Florida, United States

Orlando, Florida, United States
New never installed. In factory Toyota Box.
Brand:Toyota Warranty:No Manufacturer Part Number:45130-52371-B0

Brand new steering wheel airbag for Toyota Yaris.  Color is dark gray.  I ordered it for a yaris sedan but it didnt fit.  I believe it fits 07 - 11 Hatchback according to part number but not sure.   Part # is 45130-52371-B0.  PLEASE CONFIRM IT IS THE RIGHT ONE BEFORE PURCHASE!  MSRP is $751.87.  Save hundreds!!!  BRAND NEW NEVER USED!

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