B5 Vw Passat Rf Motor Mount Bracket/bushing Absorber on 2040-parts.com
Denver, Pennsylvania, United States
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this is one right side engine support/mount/ bushing.originally is from 2003 vw passat with 1.8l engine.fit also 2.8v6, and 2.0l diesel engine.local pick up price-25$
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