Bmw E43 3-series Module Gm5(gm V) 61.35-8 385538 on 2040-parts.com
USA, US
Used BMW GM V (GM5) 12V general module. Removed from 1999 E43, 3-series BMW (Alpina version) after serious accident.
Don't have ability to test it, so selling it "As Is"-no returns or exchanges! Please see all pictures and verify if it will fit your car!
BMW 61.35-8 385 538
109 110
HW 1.1 SW1.2 049910
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