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VOLKSWAGEN JETTA [ENGINE_BRAIN_BOX] Electronic Control Module; VIN M (8th digit)
Model: JETTA Year: 1999 Odometer: 99999 Miles StockNumber: 00001909 Part Details: Comments: 06A 906 018BG
Electronic Control Module; VIN M (8th digit), 2.0L, w/o Calif emissions; w/cruise control also fits the following models:GOLF 1999 - 1999 Electronic Control Module; Htbk, VIN J (8th digit), 2.0L, Fed emissions, w/cruise control |
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