2005 Mercury Montego Throttle Body New Ford Part(13102000951b) on 2040-parts.com
Starkville, Mississippi, US
DOES NOT HAVE COOLANT PASSAGE, FORD INSTRUCTIONS TELL YOU TO DO AWAY WITH THE COOLANT PASSAGE I PAID $600. FROM FORD
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