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2014 2015 X5 M Series Driver Wheel Airbag -black on 2040-parts.com

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2014 2015 X5 M SERIES DRIVER WHEEL AIRBAG - BLACK

This is an OEM airbag – Never deployed, repacked, or manipulated in any way.

Please make sure this is the correct part for your vehicle before purchasing.

All airbags will be shipped HazMat on UPS Ground.

Our airbags have been visually inspected and bench tested for proper function.

Many of our airbags do not have VIN number attached so if the VIN isn’t in the listing we don’t have it.

If there is a defect (scratch / scuff ) on a cover, the airbag in the listing will be the one you will receive.

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