1996-2000 Honda Civic Alternator Pig Tail Plug Harness on 2040-parts.com
Brampton, Ontario, Canada
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This is a good used obd2 honda / acura alternator plug pig tail from a 1998 Honda Civic. Its in good usable condition, ready to be installed and used. This will fit honda civic alterators with 3pin connectors The connector pictured above is the
actual item to be shipped. Please view all of the pictures before
purchasing. The item will be shipped within
one business day of receiving payment. If you have any questions or
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