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Bmw E46 E65 E66 3 7'es Trap Circuit 427 H Radio Signal Antenna Amplifier 8368205 on 2040-parts.com

US $28.00
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Baltic States, Sweden

Baltic States, Sweden
BMW E46 E65 E66 3 7'es TRAP CIRCUIT 427 h RADIO SIGNAL ANTENNA AMPLIFIER 8368205, US $28.00, image 1
Condition:Used Brand:ORIGINAL BMW ITEM Warranty:Yes Manufacturer Part Number:65248368205 65.24-8 368 205 8368205 8380944 Country//Region of Manufacture:Germany

  • BMW TRAP CIRCUIT, 427 h

  • fits for:

    3 & M3 series E46 body

    7 series E65 E66 body
  • OEM part number 65248368205
  • alternate stock code: 65248380944
  • please check the part number for compatibility before BUY
  • perfect working condition
  • pictures are made from the actual unit
  • ALL ITEMS COME FROM LOW MILEAGE PARTING CARS
  • ALL ITEMS TESTED AND CHECKED FOR ERRORS, SO BUY WITH CONFIDENCE

  • ALL ITEMS HAVE 2 MONTHS WARRANTY, and they are labeled with warranty stickers before sending them. If these stickers are damaged, the warranty becomes void!GUARANTY  to work! why pay more? please check our feedback - We have sold many of them!

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