1999 Subaru Mass Air Flow Sensor And Throttle Control Sensor on 2040-parts.com
Greeneville, Tennessee, United States
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My loss is your gain. I bought these parts online for my 1999 subaru legacy, It seems my subaru is some weird model that doesn't take the normal parts other subaru legacy or imprezas of the same year did. If you need these parts and want a great deal I am selling them much cheaper than I paid because return fees are much higher than shipping .So I thought maybe ebay would be better bet.Please be sure they are what you need before you bid. No returns.
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