Alfa Romeo 164 Airbag Front Inertia Sensors on 2040-parts.com
Alden, New York, United States
For sale airbag front inertia sensors for Alfa 164. Before I disassembled the car I did get it running and all the warning lights in the gauge cluster worked and after the car was running the airbag light turned off as it should.
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