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HopSlammer
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Is it Mopar Part # 6LQ27TX7AD or original Part # 6LQ27TX7AC?
I see you said it works great. What kind of condition is it in, good or new?
I see you said it works great. What kind of condition is it in, good or new?
CivilJeep
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Can you explain more about the difference in part numbers? I have a speaker that the dealership and JeepCares can't seem to figure out. Does one of the part numbers have a known flaw?
Thanks!
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