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Headlight Door Vacuum Actuators with 1/4-Inch Hose Fittings (1969 Thunderbird)Find parts that fit my vehicle

Item EK-66-900317
Headlight Door Vacuum Actuators with 1/4-Inch Hose Fittings (1969 Thunderbird)
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      Description

      Improved design features spring-less internal diaphragm seal for reliable operation

      Headlight Door Actuator

      Brand new actuators; Not rebuilt or remanufactured.

      Located behind the front bumper, these vacuum actuators install beneath the driver side and passenger side headlight assemblies

      Actuator arm extends and retracts to operate the hideaway headlight door using engine vacuum

      A worn out actuator with deteriorated seals can decrease engine performance by creating a leak in the vacuum system. Regain lost performance by replacing them with in pairs with these all-new material/construction vacuum actuators

      Manufactured to meet and exceed factory specs without the need for any additional parts or modification

      Fitment:

      • 1969 Ford Thunderbird

      CA Residents: WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

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