Used turbocharger · SUV
Used turbocharger for the Chevrolet Captiva
Warranty in writing
3 months, written on the quote.
Checked before freight
The turbo is matched to this Captiva before it ships.
Freight to 50 states
Crated to the shop or the driveway. Transit is on the quote.
A person who answers
Mon–Fri 8am–7pm. English and Spanish.
A stylish midsize SUV combining versatile seating, strong performance, and modern features — offering comfort and practicality for family and adventure drives.
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