Oxygen Sensor Wiring Loom Extension for Holden Commodore VZ/VE/VF V8 E
Redback Oxygen Sensor Wiring Loom Extension for Holden Commodore VZ/VE/VF V8 E — fits selected vehicle applications. Part #PEX5367Z. $59.99 from SWD. A.
Category: Exhaust pipes and tips
Part specs
- SKU
- PEX5367Z
- Supplier
- SWD
- Category
- Exhaust pipes and tips
- RRP
- $59.99 AUD
- Brand
- Redback
- Stock status
- IN_STOCK
- Source ID
- SWD_PEX5367Z
Workshop note
Buy Oxygen Sensor Wiring Loom Extension for Holden Commodore VZ/VE/VF V8 E by Redback — SWD Product Overview Upgrade your vehicle with the Oxygen Sensor Wiring Loom Extension for Holden Commodore VZ/VE/VF V8 E from Redback — quality you can trust from SWD. The Oxygen Sensor Wiring Loom Extension for Holden Commodore VZ/VE/VF V8 E is a premium Exhaust Wiring Loom Extension manufactured by Redback and available through SWD. Designed and tested for Australian conditions, it offers superior quality and fitment compared to generic alternatives. Key Features & Benefits • Manufactured to OEM or exceeding specifications by Redback • Backed by SWD's Australian warranty and support • Precision•engineered for exact fitment on specified vehicles Supplier Information The Oxygen Sensor Wiring Loom Extension for Holden Commodore VZ/VE/VF V8 E is sourced from SWD (swd.com.au), one of Australia's leading automotive parts distributors. Every unit is backed by SWD's warranty and supported by their nationwide dealer network. SKU: PEX5367Z | RRP: $59.99 AUD | Available from SWD. Where to Buy The Oxygen Sensor Wiring Loom Extension for Holden Commodore VZ/VE/VF V8 E is available now from SWD at $59.99 RRP. Order with confidence — backed by warranty and shipped from Australian stock.
Fitment support across the Illawarra
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