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2004-2009 Kia Cerato Spectra Handle Cable Front Door Lh Genuine Parts 813712f000 on 2040-parts.com

US $6.28
Location:

yongin-si, gyeonggi-do, Korea, South

yongin-si, gyeonggi-do, Korea, South
Condition:New Brand:kia Country/Region of Manufacture:Korea, Republic of Manufacturer Part Number:813712F000 Warranty:Yes Placement on Vehicle:Front, Left Side Other Part Number:81371-2F000

FIT FOR 2003~2009 KIA Spectra Cerato
Inner door cable Front LH Side 1 PCS
 
GENUINE PARTS OEM 

Product specification


0. Installation : Easy Installation, 1:1 Replacement parts
                         

0. Made in South Korea

0. Condition : Brand New & Unused

0. CAUTION  :  IN CASE OF GENUINE PARTS, IT MAY TAKE 2 DAYS OR 
                        5 DAYS SO TO PREPARE A DELIVERY.

0. This item needs to be DIYed or requires the help of a specialist

0. Part Number : 81371 2F000

0. Genuine parts of KIA, it is the best-quality product

0. Please check part number, before order.





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