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2014 -2015 Jeep Cherokee Range Sensor 68197332aa (a25) on 2040-parts.com

US $119.00
Location:

Sacramento, California, United States

Sacramento, California, United States
Condition:Used Brand:JEEP Manufacturer Part Number:68197332AA

For sale is JEEP TRANSMISSION RANGE SENSOR

FITS: 2014-2015 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE

PART NUMBER: 68197332AA

PLEASE MATCH ANY PART NUMBERS BEFORE YOU BUY THIS ITEM.

Policy:This is an Original part,(oem) not aftermarket. May be a little dusty from storage use and have few minor scratches. Please review all pictures carefully and read description before buying. The compatibility we provide is acurate although may not guarantee 100%. We strongly recomend to match parts with yours, or contact your local dealer.


This part is in good working condition. PLEASE NOTE THAT ALMOST ALL ITEMS WE SELL ARE USED, IF YOU BOUGHT ITEM AND IT DOESNT MATCH OR IT IS DEFECTIVE, PLEASE CONTACT US FIRST BEFORE LEAVING FEEDBACK, WE WILL RESOLVE ANY ISSUE ASAP TO KEEP YOU AS OUR HAPPY CUSTOMER.


HAWAII, ALASKA, PUERTO RICO, AND OTHER FOREIGN COUNTRIES WILL HAVE ADDITIONAL SHIPPING CHARGE, CONTACT ME FOR QUOTE!

Shipping: We ship our items within 24 hours after payment received. And the item ships fast takes only 3-5 business days. Sometimes shipping delayed due to weekends and holidays.


Returns accepted. If mistake were made on buying the wrong item, buyer has to cover BOTH shipping expense in order to receive refund.

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