Transmisison Motor Mount For 03/09 Volkswagen Seat 1.6l 2.0 L on 2040-parts.com
Pompano Beach, Florida, United States
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Item Description:
One brand new Transmission Position: Transmission Motor Mount Compatibility: - 2003-2009 Volkswagen Crossfox 1.6L - 2003-2009 Volkswagen Lupo 1.6L - 2003-2008 Seat Cordoba 2.0L - 2003-2008 Seat Ibiza 2.0L - 2003-2009 Volkswagen Polo 1.6L Lifetime Warranty Warranty is honored under the following guidelines: Item is defective. Vehicle was not being involved in any accident that broke or damage the part Vehicle Owner is unchanged than when the part was originally purchased Old part is being shipped back by the Buyer for inspection Buyer pays for both shipping fees: Returning old part & sending replacement Part. Proof of purchase: packing slip, or Paypal transaction details |
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