
Front door window regulator with motor
Taken from:Ford Focus C-MAX 2011 ManualDESGUACE SAN JOSE

Engine oil radiator
Taken from:Ford Grand C-MAX 2013 ManualDESGUACE SAN JOSE

Rear bumper
Taken from:Ford Focus C-MAX 2012 ManualAutodesguace Eco Aspe, S.l.

Other interior part
Taken from:Skoda Octavia Mk3 (5E) 2014 1598cm3 77kW Diesel Manual 142,078kmJ. Herbst GmbH

Air conditioning (A/C) pipe/hose
Taken from:Opel Astra K 2016 1399cm3 92kW Gasoline Manual 53,050kmJ. Herbst GmbH

Other exterior part
Taken from:Ford Focus C-MAX 2012 ManualDESGUACE SAN JOSE

Other exterior part
Taken from:Ford Focus C-MAX 2011 ManualDESGUACE SAN JOSE

Starter motor
Taken from:Ford Grand C-MAX 2015 ManualDESGUACE SAN JOSE

Air conditioning (A/C) compressor (pump)
Taken from:Ford Grand C-MAX 2015 ManualDESGUACE SAN JOSE

Intercooler radiator
Taken from:Ford C-MAX II 2012 ManualDESGUACE SAN JOSE

Engine head
Taken from:Ford Grand C-MAX 2013 ManualDESGUACE SAN JOSE

Front shock absorber/damper
Taken from:Ford Focus C-MAX 2010 ManualAutodesguace Eco Aspe, S.l.
FAQ
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