95 Dodge Ram 5.2l V8 Engine Computer Oem Ecu Mt Manual Transmission 56028078 on 2040-parts.com
Spokane, Washington, US
FOR SALE COMPUTER FROM A 1995 DODGE RAM MANUAL TRANSMISSION 5.2L IT WAS TESTED TO BE IN GOOD WORKING CONDITION MAY FIT OTHER MODELS AND YEARS CHECK WITH YOUR LOCAL DEALER/PARTS DEPT. FOR INTERCHANGE PART # 56028078 IF YOU NEED ANY OTHER PARTS FROM A DONOR VEHICLE LET ME KNOW. Check out my other items in store! Shipping cost applies to USA only, International buyers contact me for a quote before biding/buying.
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