1995 Eagle Vision Tsi 3.5l Idle Air Control Valve on 2040-parts.com
Burlington, Wisconsin, US
This item can even be shipped on Saturdays! And, with the fact that we're in the U.S.A., you get your item QUICK. Also, we ship most (if not all) of our items via the USPS! That means, you'll get your item that much faster/sooner and cheaper!
Buy and pay for it BY 12:00 pm (twelve noon) CT (Central Time) Monday-Friday and 1 pm CT Saturday and it will be shipped to you that same day (except on U.S. holidays)! Orders made on Sunday will wait till Monday and will be the FIRST to go out.
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