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US $49.99
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USA, United States
Condition:Used Manufacturer Part Number:OE PART KEY LESS REMOTE Warranty:Yes Interchange Part Number:BJOG67830

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This listing is for a Mazda Keyless entry relay. This unit is in good working order guaranteed. Removed from a 2004 Mazda MPV.

Relay Part# BJOG 67 830 (**Part#s MUST Match to fit your vehicle**)

Fits: 

2000-2006 Mazda MPV

2001-2003 Mazda Protege

100% Working !!!

30 Day Warranty !!!

  
RETURNS:
Item must be returned within 30-days, after receiving. Match your original unit with our pictures or numbers to ensure compatibility. Consult with Dealers or Mechanics before you plan to use part for vehicle outside from what is listed. We will not warranty item used in a vehicle other than what is described in this auction. Email us for additional info if listing is unclear BEFORE purchasing.
 
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