08v66-tfo-0s00-02 Honda Acura Back Up Parking Sensor 39680 Swe Ho1z D on 2040-parts.com
Portland, Oregon, US
Up auction is a used parking sensor for Acura / Honda. It is used and dose have a chip in the corner, was removed form a 2011 RL. If you have any other questions just ask.
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