1965-1975 Pontiac Oldsmobile Air Conditioning Master Relay Nos 481794 on 2040-parts.com
Burnaby, British Columbia, CA
GENERAL MOTORS
PART NUMBER 481794
AIR CONDITIONING MASTER RELAY
FITS MOST 65-75 PONTIAC & OLDSMOBILE
Please check part number to make sure this is the right part for your vehicle
This part is NOS in OE Delco box
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