Swc Harness Bmw (E46) 3, 5, Mini, X3, X5, Z4 1998 - 2010 (I-Bus) (Quadlock) Tool Carts / Wagons Air Inlet: 1/4 CAM-VW1-RT

Name: Swc Harness Bmw (E46) 3, 5, Mini, X3, X5, Z4 1998 - 2010 (I-Bus) (Quadlock) Tool Carts / Wagons Air Inlet: 1/4 CAM-VW1-RT
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Swc Harness Bmw (E46) 3, 5, Mini, X3, X5, Z4 1998 2010 (I Bus) (Quadlock) Tool Carts Wagons Air Inlet: 1 4 CAM VW1 RT Air Inlet: 1 4 00mm CALIBRATED Tolerance according to DIN 2275 Manufacturer Model Note Year From Year To Headunit Connection BMW 3 Series E46 Model 1998 2005 BMW Business Quadlock (Fakra) BMW 5 Series E39 Model 2000 2004 BMW Business Quadlock (Fakra) BMW Mini R50 52 53 Pre CAN Bus Vehicles (I BUS) 2001 2006 BMW Business Quadlock (Fakra) BMW X3 E83 2004 2010 BMW Business Quadlock (Fakra) BMW X5 E53 Model 2000 2006 BMW Business Quadlock (Fakra) BMW Z4 E85 Model 2002 2008 BMW Business Quadlock (Fakra) Description:

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