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2003-06 Volvo Xc90 Turn Yaw Rate Sensor 8691675 on 2040-parts.com

US $267.99
Location:

Annapolis, Maryland, United States

Annapolis, Maryland, United States
This is used,tested and in complete working condition
Brand:ATE Surface Finish:Silver Manufacturer Part Number:8691675 Warranty:Yes

2003-06 Volvo XC90 Turn Yaw Rate Sensor 8691675
This is used, tested, and in complete working condition. 
This yaw rate sensor was pulled from a XC90 with only 63,000 miles. 
Please make sure that your part number matches exactly to the one that i have posted. 
If you have any questions please ask.   

PART NUMBER    8691675

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