04-09 Kia Amanti Genuine Oem Input Output Speed Sensor 4262039051 4262139052 on 2040-parts.com
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Item Description BEFORE purchase(very important) You must check compatibility by VIN VIN(Vehicle Identification Number) is characteristic number that identifies your car. You can find it on your vehicle document or near engine of your car. From official dealer service in your area, call and ask them by your VIN or part number. You can also find official website for Hyundai, Kia, GM, SSangyong service, login in there and find compatibility. Not All !! Must check VIN ! Wrong Order Non-Refundable You can send us your VIN to verify the part numbers. 04-09 Kia Amanti GENUINE OEM Input Output Speed Sensor 4262039051 4262139052 Product : GENUINE OEM Input Output Speed Sensor Fits :99-05 Hyundai Sonata Sonata 1999-2005 , Auto Transmission 10- Kia Sportage Soul 2010- , Auto Transmission 01-09 Kia Magentis Magentis 2001-2009, Auto Transmission Quantity : 2pcs Manufacturer : HYUNDAI MOBIS GENUINE Part Number : 4262039051 4262139052 Not All !! Must check VIN ! Wrong Order Non-Refundable You can send us your VIN to verify the part numbers.
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