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Omix Steering Shaft Repair Kit 76-95 Jeep CJ & Wrangler

SKU: OMI18019.03
Barcode: 804314130831

$18.90

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Omix Steering Shaft Repair Kit 76-95 Jeep CJ & Wrangler

$18.90

$18.90

Tech Specs

Brand
OMIX
SKU
OMI18019.03
Manufacturer part number
18019.03
Category
Suspension › Steering Stabilizer
Shipping weight
0.21 lb
Availability
Stocked
EPA
N/A

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

Omix offers a wide selection of steering and suspension components to keep your Jeep safely on the road with quality that always meets or exceeds that of the original. This replacement steering shaft repair kit fits 76-83 CJ5, 76-86 CJ7, 81-86 CJ8 Scrambler and 87-95 Wrangler YJ models. Kit includes shaft retainer, bearing, bearing retainer and clip. Replaces OE 4487696K

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