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PEIVSO Strictly Tested Rear Oxygen Sensor Fast Shipping for Honda Acura 95-99 Civic CRV OEM 36532-P2E-A51 Q11-01-01

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Specification

36532-P2E-A51

Key attributes

OE NO.

36532P2EA51

Condition

New

Place of Origin

Guangdong, China

Purpose

for replace/repair

Brand Name

PEIVSO

Warranty

1 Year

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Key attributes

OE NO.
36532P2EA51
Condition
New
Place of Origin
Guangdong, China
Purpose
for replace/repair
Brand Name
PEIVSO
Warranty
1 Year
Type
rear oxygen sensor
Model Number
36532-P2E-A51
Car Make
for Honda Acura 95-99 Civic CRV
Universal Fitment
No
OEM NO
36532-P2E-A51
MOQ
1 Pcs
Product name
Oxygen Sensor
Quality
100% Tested High Performance
Color
Picture Shows
Delivery time
3-15 Days
Packing
Neutral Packing
Warranty
1 Year
Shipping
DHL UPS FEDEX EMS TNT
Service
24 Hours Online

Packaging and delivery

Selling Units
Single item
Single package size
18.00X8.00X8.00 cm
Single gross weight
0.200 kg

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