1998-2002 Honda Accord Tps Sensor Throttle Position Sensor on 2040-parts.com
Cincinnati, Ohio, US
THIS THROTTLE POSITION SENSOR FITS ALL MODELS ACCORD 1998 THRU 2002 WITH 4 CYLINDER ENGINE IT IS USED IN GOOD WORKING CONDITION IT IS A HONDA PART NOT AFTERMARKET THIS IS A STOCK PHOTO THE ONE YOU WILL GET WILL LOOK JUST LIKE THE ONE IN THE PICTURE
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