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Second Brake Spring Assy Toyota Avalon Lexus A540 A541e Transmission Transaxle on 2040-parts.com

US $21.00
Location:

Chicago, Illinois, United States

Chicago, Illinois, United States
Very good condition, no wear. Comes with what is shown in pics
Brand:Toyota Warranty:90 Day Other Part Number:222 loc:Bin-L4

Up for bid is this used A541E / A540 Transmission,  Second Brake Spring Assembly

For A541E and A540 transmissions
Part is used but was tested and inspected. It comes with 90 day warranty (warranty does not cover labor costs).
It came off a 1995 Toyota Avalon with a 3.0L

It will fit Toyota and Lexus Vehicles.

Please make sure it is the right part before buying, use the following compatibility chart as a reference, if in doubt, contact your local dealer, or contact me, I will try to assist you in any possible way.
Also, please make sure that this part is the problem, if in doubt, contact me, I will try to assist you in any possible way.

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Thank you for looking and happy bidding.

Best Regards
Al



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