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In the engine bay marked 75 main under the box with relays and fuses in on the right in engine bay.

Also one of these which is located on the drivers side door -it is part of the power window electrical system ,

i have tested it and it is US.

I need both if any one has a wreck or half cut .

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In the engine bay marked 75 main under the box with relays and fuses in on the right in engine bay.

Also one of these which is located on the drivers side door -it is part of the power window electrical system ,

i have tested it and it is US.

I need both if any one has a wreck or half cut .

Thanks post-10298-1151664305.jpg

have in syd where r u edd 0419204275

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have in syd where r u edd 0419204275

Which do you have the fuse or the window winderuper box ?

I am in Perth - only cost acouple of dollaroonies to post

thanks

I also like sausages with mash spud and baked beanzz :(

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