Pi Research System 2 Linear Rotational Sensor Box Pn 152-089 on 2040-parts.com
Round Lake, Illinois, United States
Pi Research System 2 Linear Rotational Box PN 152-089 Not tested but came from a working car. Does not include Linear Rotational Sensor, see my other listings for sensors. What you see is what you get, NOTHING MORE. |
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