MXE-60005 Data Plug External for Mercedes 722.6 Transmission

MXE-60005 Data Plug External for Mercedes 722.6 Transmission

Marsoni

M251S

$72.60

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MXE-60005 Data Plug External for Mercedes 722.6 TransmissionReady to get your Mercedes 722. 6 transmission humming along with ease? The MXE 60005 Data Plug External is here to make your job quicker and hassle free. Whether youre a seasoned mechanic or just looking for a reliable tool to keep your ride in top shape, this little connector is perfect for Kiwis who demand nothing but the best. With no fuss and top quality design, its sure to keep up with your busy schedule. Designed to be tough and reliable, the

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012