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Oil bypass solenoid (NEW) $70

Mugzilla

Mugzilla

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Here is a NEW oil bypass solenoid. Why do I have it? I had planned on diisecting chopping it up to make a shunt to plug in to my hanging solenoid plug. I never did it. Unmolested.

Use it to machine your own solenoid block off plate, or use the plug to make a shunt so disconnecting the solenoid doesn't throw a code.

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