PWM 2 Stepper IAC Control Module MaxBCV encapsulated armature for 100% compatibility Spring Pressure:0.448 bar

PWM 2 Stepper IAC Control Module MaxBCV encapsulated armature for 100% compatibility Spring Pressure:0.448 bar

Name: PWM 2 Stepper IAC Control Module MaxBCV encapsulated armature for 100% compatibility Spring Pressure:0.448 bar
Brand: salondudebosselage.com
SKU: 72332045657
Price: 137.09 USD
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PWM 2 Stepper IAC Control Module MaxBCV encapsulated armature for 100% compatibility Spring Pressure:0.448 bar encapsulated armature for 100% compatibility with Ethanol (E85+) 52mm internal diameter This PWM2Stepper module has been designed by classifuelinjection in the UK and built in the UK by a professional electronics assembly company This IAC stepper controller is designed to control a typical 4 wire IAC Stepper Motor from a ground switching PWM signal from your ECU

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