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You should consider us if you are looking for an

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. After receiving your orders online with the requisite details ( make and model with manufacturing year), we can check inventories in the area's junkyards. Additionally, our junkyards are located to find the suitable airbags and the right type and numbers per your order. The fascinating thing is that you'll get this at half the price for the new module.

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I would be careful buying a used abs module because it may not code to your car correctly. Might even throw other codes. Need to be matched to your ECM in some cases.

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21 hours ago, shelita123 said:

如果您正在寻找二手 ABS 模块。 
您可以向我们提供详细信息并将其发送至此电子邮件:[email protected]
我们是 SHELITA
凭借数十年的制造专业知识和尖端技术,SHELITA 坚定不移地致力于为客户提供可靠且经济高效的汽车零部件。我们不断改进我们的设计和材料,积极推广智能制造流程,并保持坚定不移的生产质量,所有这些都是为了超越客户的期望。
主要产品系列:保险杠、格栅、散热器支架、灯、轴承、车门后视镜和各种金属部件,适合欧洲、美国、中国和日本车型。

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If you are looking for used ABS modules. You can provide us with the details and send it to this email: [email protected] We are SHELITA Leveraging decades of manufacturing expertise and cutting-edge technology, SHELITA is steadfast in its commitment to providing customers with reliable and cost-effective automotive parts. We continuously improve our designs and materials, actively promote smart manufacturing processes, and maintain unwavering production quality, all in an effort to exceed customer expectations. Main product lines: bumpers, grilles, radiator brackets, lights, bearings, door mirrors and various metal parts for European, American, Chinese and Japanese models.

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