Alliant Power Accelerator Pedal Position Sensor For 98-03 5.9L Cummins With Manual Transmission 2008-2013 silverado 1500 15618 is produced using CNC FGXX-668603

Name: Alliant Power Accelerator Pedal Position Sensor For 98-03 5.9L Cummins With Manual Transmission 2008-2013 silverado 1500 15618 is produced using CNC FGXX-668603
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Alliant Power Accelerator Pedal Position Sensor For 98-03 5.9L Cummins With Manual Transmission 2008-2013 silverado 1500 15618 is produced using CNC FGXX-668603

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Alliant Power Accelerator Pedal Position Sensor For 98 03 5.9L Cummins With Manual Transmission 2008 2013 silverado 1500 15618 is produced using CNC FGXX 668603 15618 is produced using CNC precision robotic manufacturing techniques and is backed by MagnaFlow’s 1 year limited finish warranty and limited lifetime construction warranty More ColorSHIFT 2 The Alliant Power (APPS) Accelerator Pedal Position Sensor Assembly (AP63427) for 1998 2003 Dodge 5 9L Cummins is a direct replacement for your failed factory APPS

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