Volvo Oem S60 V70 Xc90 Exhaust Camshaft Adjust Solenoid Cvvt Valve 8670422 on 2040-parts.com
King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, United States
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For sale is an exhaust camshaft adjust solenoid for multiple Volvo models with 5 cylinder engine. Please make sure that part number 8670422 is for your car before buying.
Excellent working condition. Pictures of actual solenoid for sale. |
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