00-01 Mercedes Clk320 Airbag Srs Module Computer Bosch # 0 285 001 165 Oem on 2040-parts.com
Modesto, California, US
2000 MERCEDES BENZ CLK320 AIRBAG SENSOR SRS CONTROL MODULE
(removed from 2000 CLK 320 Donor Vechcle VIN: WDBLJ65G7YF140928 )
BOSCH PART #: 0 285 001 165
IT WAS REMOVED FROM CAR WITH NEVER DEPLOYED AIRBAGS
THIS MODULE IS IN FULLY WORKING CONDITION.(NO CRASH DATA STORED)
IT MAY FITS: 2000-2001 MERS. SLK320
PLEASE CHECK PART NUMBER THAT YOU NEED CAREFULLY BEFORE BUYING.
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