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Crown Automotive 53006388 Clutch Throwout Lever on 2040-parts.com

US $14.99
Location:

Delaware, Ohio, United States

Delaware, Ohio, United States
Condition:New Brand:Crown Automotive Warranty:Yes Manufacturer Part Number:53006388 UPC:848399017830

Crown Automotive 53006388 Clutch Throwout Lever


  • Clutch Throwout Lever

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    Sales Tax

    For shipments to Ohio addresses, we are required by State law to collect Sales Tax.

    Shipping

    Standard shipping is 1-5 business day delivery on most items.

    Additional delivery days may apply in some instances, such as hazardous items, mounted tires and wheels, oversized items, truck freight items, select zip codes, Global Shipping Program and remote delivery areas.

    Contact Information

    JEGS High Performance
    101 Jeg's Place
    Delaware, Ohio 43015

    Call Us 24/7!
    US: 1-800-345-4545
    International: +1-614-294-5050

    Return Policy

    If you are not completely satisfied with your purchase, JEGS will accept within one year a new/unused item in its original box, prepaid, with a copy of the invoice for a refund/exchange.

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