Oe# 22620-4m500 Throttle Position Sensor Tps Fits Nissan Altima Infiniti G20 I30 on 2040-parts.com
Bondurant, Iowa, United States
|
genuine part in sealed factory package {nobox] has Nissan #stamped on part and includes mounting screws. why buy overpriced aftermarket part when you can get the real this for this price . I ship superfast and free check out my feedback. satisfaction guaranteed!! e mail me with any questions |
Sensors for Sale
Ford oem throttle position sensor 1987-1997 ford e-series f-series #e7tz-9b989-d(US $35.00)
Ford oem idle air control valve ford bronce e-series f series #f6tz-9f715-ha(US $34.99)
Air- fuel ratio sensor-oe type 4-wire a/f sensor front ngk 24662(US $310.22)
Air- fuel ratio sensor-oe type 4-wire a/f sensor fits 05-06 acura rsx 2.0l-l4(US $211.10)
Air- fuel ratio sensor-oe type 4-wire a/f sensor ngk 24821(US $167.48)
Air- fuel ratio sensor-oe type 4-wire a/f sensor rear/front ngk 24822(US $203.17)
Posh car 'pushes up house prices'
Wed, 14 May 2014HAVING a posh car in the driveway can push up property prices, according to a survey. As many as a third of people reckon having a luxury motor outside their home can add to the value of their house, the poll by car rental company Avis found. Around a third of the 2,000 adults surveyed also thought a flash car would help sell a property.
Van 'driven wrong way on motorway'
Thu, 22 May 2014A MAN has been charged with five offences after a van was stolen and driven for nearly 50 miles the wrong way along a motorway. Officers were called at about 1.40am on Wednesday after a white Transit van was taken from Stock Road in Billericay, Essex. The vehicle was driven to Harlow where it joined the M11, travelling north on the southbound carriageway.
Rohan Saparamadu appointed Chief Designer at Maruti-Suzuki
Thu, 03 Sep 2009Rohan Saparamadu has been appointed Chief Designer and Advisor to Styling at Delhi, India-based Maruti-Suzuki. Saparamadu, a veteran of GM Design for the last 23 years, was offered the position after he accepted an early retirement from the automotive giant late last year. "The company was good and that's what kept me there all those years," Saparamadu told CDN of his career at General Motors.