94 Honda Accord Wagon Lx Transmission Control Unit on 2040-parts.com
Jersey City, New Jersey, US
Actual pictures of a used part. Transmission computer unit from 94 Honda Accord LX WAGON
It is in good working condition. Removed from a running car. No accidents.
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