Camaro/firebird 90-92 Power Steering Pressure Switch Connector Pigtail on 2040-parts.com
Easley, South Carolina, US
This auction is for a Camaro/Firebird 90-92 TPI/TBI Power Steering Pressure Switch Connector Pigtail. Item shipped as shown.
New power steering pressure switch connector for TPI, and TBI applications.
Assembled in house with new connectors, terminals, and seals from Packard, and TXL grade wiring. These are the same products used by GM on factory harnesses, and the leads are GM color coded. The 6 inch leads for this connector are black/red, and black/white.
Fitment: 90-92 TPI
90-92 TBI
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