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Volkswagen Transmission Internal Wire Harness 1995-2004 4 Speed 01m O1m Ag4 Vw on 2040-parts.com

US $74.85
Location:

Monmouth, Oregon, United States

Monmouth, Oregon, United States
Condition:New Brand:Electrical Advantage / Transmission / Trans Surface Finish:Factory Style Ribbon Wire Harness / Fits Jetta GTI Manufacturer Part Number:01M-927-365 / 01M927365 / 119957A / 75446 Warranty:Yes Interchange Part Number:Jetta / Beetle / Golf / GTI / Corrado + Others Country/Region of Manufacture:Taiwan Other Part Number:Contains Temp Sensor Built Into Harness UPC:NA

096 / 01M Transmission Internal Wire Harness
This follow the Factory Ribbon Design

This Harness Will Retro fit all 1990 and up 4 Speed Automatic Models.
4 Speed Models have a bottom Transmission pan.
This harness does contain the built in temp sensor.

This can be called a ribbon , or printed circuit.

The OE reference Part# is 01M-927-365.

We also offer the Solenoids and shift kits for these models.

We Welcome questions you may have . 

Thanks Very Much For Looking ! !



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