1998 - 2000 Honda Accord Analog Climate Control Heater Ac 98 99 00 on 2040-parts.com
Canoga Park, California, United States
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These are Honda Accord analog climate controls from a 1998-2000 Honda Accord.
It should fit all Accords with an analog climate control (not digital) from 1998-2000. Please make sure this part fits your vehicle before purchase (there are four different climate controls for Accords from 98-02). The climate controls are used and does have a couple scratches, but all buttons still work great. Shipping is free to continental US48 states. I can also ship to AK HI and PR, but please contact me before purchase for shipping quote. International shipping is fine, but only through the eBay global shipping program. If you have any questions feel free to message me, thanks. |
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