03 Civic Hybrid Ecu Gaz Engine 1.3l A/t 37820-pza-a55 on 2040-parts.com
Modesto, California, US
2003 YEAR: HONDA CIVIC HYBRID ENGINE ECU ECM PCM COMPUTER GAZ ENGINE 1.3L A/T SERVICE NUMBER: 37820-PZA-A55 UNIT IS IN GOOD WORKING CONDITION CONTROL MODULE MAY REQUIRE PROGRAMMING BEFORE INTERCHANGING USED FACTORY ORIGINAL ENGINE COMPUTER PLEASE CHECK YOUR SERVICE NUMBER BEFORE BUYING. WE DO NOT GIVE REFUNDS IF YOU ORDER THE WRONG PART,OR TAMPER WITH THE INSIDE OF THE UNIT. IF YOY HAVE ANY QUESTIONS ABOUT THIS ITEM PLEASE EMAIL ME THRU EBAY. THANK YOU.
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Audi TT RS plus costs from £48,945
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