Condition:New Brand:BMW Placement on Vehicle:Front Manufacturer Part Number:65718380077 Country/Region of Manufacture:Germany Other Part Number:8 380 077

BMW e36 Bowden Cable F Cruise Control 65718380077

We mail our items from Latvia which is located in EUROPE
due to this fact there are countries to which the items arrive sooner and countries that take more time as there may not be direct flights and items travel in transit through other countries. CUSTOMS and other institutions can also take up some time.

We mostly mail with standard economy shipping in order to offer the best possible price on shipping, there are faster (but much more expensive options) if you are interested in this, please contact us prior purchase

USA and North America - estimated delivery time - 2-4 weeks
Central and South America - estimated delivery time - 4-6 weeks
Europe - estimated delivery time - 1-3 weeks
Africa, Asia and Australia - estimated delivery time - 3-5 weeks

Manufacturer: BMW

Condition: New 100%

This part fits:

If you are not sure about the part fitting your car, please e-mail us your car's VIN.

3' Series
−E36 1989-2000
+320i M50
+320i M52
+323i M52
+323ti M52
+328i M52

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Part number: 65718380077

Quantity: 1 Pcs.

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Return Policy

We guarantee a complete refund or free exchange within 14 days after receiving the order in the following cases:

Incorrect part (the item you receive is different than what was paid for):
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Defective or damaged part inside the box:
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Lost in transit:
If your package is lost in transit, a replacement or refund will only be issued after a lost claim has been approved by the shipping company.

Buyers who bid on the wrong item are responsible for shipping and handling fees if the item has already been shipped. Returning the order will be at the buyer's expense. All return requests must be made within 14 days after receiving the order. Items returned in poor condition or having parts missing will not be refunded.

Refunds will not be issued due to poor installation, or the customer's inability to install the part themselves.

We will not be responsible for any incorrect or undeliverable address.

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BMW e36 Bowden Cable F Cruise Control 65718380077

If you are not sure about the part fitting your car, please e-mail us your car's VIN.

If you are not sure about the part fitting your car, please e-mail us your car's VIN.

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