Volvo S60r V70r Accelerator Pedal 30683514 S60 V70 on 2040-parts.com
Prineville, Oregon, United States
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Here we have a great condition oem Accelerator Pedal, throttle position sensor.
Notes: Came off a 2006 Volvo S60R with 86k miles. DRY CLIMATE salt free car no corrosion. Pictures are from the actual part you will receive. Please check your part number, inspect the pictures to verify that the part shown is the proper part for your vehicle and check with your local Volvo dealer for proper fitment before you purchase the item! We don't accept returns for fitment problems. Please research before buying. |
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