Volvo Heater Contols From A 1971 140 Series, 144 145 142 Some 164 With Cables on 2040-parts.com
Brazil, Indiana, US
This is the heater controls from a 1971 142, should be correct for all 140 series, and should work for some 164, but I do not know which years etc, may also work on other Volvos, again I do not know for sure.
Good condition, comes with all cables and wires for lights.
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