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Jersey City, New Jersey, United States

Jersey City, New Jersey, United States
TESTED. 30 WARRANTY
Manufacturer Part Number:89540-47030 , 8954047030 Mileage:72000 Designation:Used Model:PRIUS Placement:Electronic Chassis Control Modules Year:2001 PartNumber:89540 47030

Part: ABS control module.
Location: 
Removed from: 2001 Toyota Prius. 72,000 miles
Condition: Used. Tested. Actual pictures. 
Color: - 
Part Number: 
 
89540-47030
Fitment: Please match item with the picture provided to ensure correct fitment.
                Fits Toyota Prius from 2001 to 2003
Warranty: Yes. 30 Days.

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