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Bosch sensor 850

posted by  tmannian on  Fri Jan 4 15:42 CST 2013
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Every now and then I get a part that isn't what it is supposed to be. Most recently it was the coolant temperature sensor that I ordered, received a part that I looked up to be the intake air temperature for an audi. The box I received was labeled 31360, with a sticker of 31360. The FCP part was 33160. When I called and got the right part shipped out, I got a box labeled 33160, but stickered 31360. It seems when you do the volume FCP, and most other online retailers do, you get some mislabeled things.

Call them up and see what they say. FAIK, the sensor you bought is correct just not labeled.
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