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92 93 94 95 Civic Rh Oem Passenger Manual Window Regulator Crank Coupe Hatchback on 2040-parts.com

US $33.33
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Marengo, Ohio, United States

Marengo, Ohio, United States
working condition Used OEM Honda part
Brand:OEM Honda Manufacturer Part Number:SR3R

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Notes: Passenger side Manual window crank regulator assembly

Will fit: 1992 1993 1994 1995 Honda Civic Hatch back & 2 door coupes. Will not fit Sedan

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