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1990 Honda Civic 1.5l Automatic At Transmission Torque Converter Bolts 8 Qty Oem on 2040-parts.com

US $20.00
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Cincinnati, Ohio, United States

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States
1990 HONDA CIVIC 1.5L AUTOMATIC AT TRANSMISSION TORQUE CONVERTER BOLTS 8 QTY OEM, US $20.00, image 1
“MINOR SCUFFS AND SCRATCHES, MAY NEED MORE CLEANING, REMOVED FROM A 1.5L D15B SOHC AUTOMATIC, GOOD USED CONDITION”
Brand:HONDA Placement on Vehicle:Front Manufacturer Part Number:FACTORY OEM Surface Finish:STEEL Interchange Part Number:GENUINE 90 HONDA CIVIC AUTOMATIC TRANS Warranty:Yes Other Part Number:TORQUE CONVERTER MOUNTING BOLTS

This is a used set of automatic transmission torque converter mounting bolts 8 QTY. These items were removed from a wrecked 1990 Honda Civic 2 door hatchback 1.5L DX D15B SOHC AT. These are used items and may have minor scuffs and scratches that you can see in the pictures, overall they are in good used condition. These parts may fit other automatic Honda Civics, but you will have to do your own research before you bid. Thanks for looking.

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