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Genuine Mazda Oem Hvac Blower Motor Bp4k-61-b10 (broke Tab See Picture) on 2040-parts.com

US $50.00
Location:

Tobaccoville, North Carolina, United States

Tobaccoville, North Carolina, United States
This item has never been installed on a vehicle. This item does have a broken tab that I will have pictured in the third picture. This item will be sold as is and with no warranty because I am unable to Test.
Brand:Mazda Surface Finish:never installed but has a broken tab Manufacturer Part Number:BP4K61B10 Country/Region of Manufacture:Japan Genuine OEM:Yes Other Part Number:INV 150 Warranty:1 Year

This item was purchased from an automotive parts store that was going out of business. This item was in their inventory as new/working. This item has a broken tab that I will picture in the third picture. This item has never been installed in a vehicle. This item is an OEM Genuine part. If you have any questions or concerns please contact seller before purchasing. This item will be sold as is and with no warranty due to the fact that I am unable to test.

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