New Anht 1990 Corvette Auto Memcal Eprom Chip 5.7 Tpi 16134297 on 2040-parts.com
Attica, Indiana, US
Brand New ANHT 16134297 Memcal Eprom Chip for a 1990 Corvette with a 5.7 L98 Auto
for a 1227727 ECM. This is old stock and is programmable. Feel free to ask questions.
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