95-98 Honda Odyssey K0buta1r Keyless Entry Module 1983 K1239 Oem on 2040-parts.com
Disputanta, Virginia, US
HERE I HAVE A GOOD USED KEYLESS ENTRY MODULE FOR HONDA
ODYSSEY PULLED FROM A 1995 MODEL SHOULD FIT 95-98
MAY FIT OTHER YEARS AND MODELS BUT PLEASE CHECK FIRST.
SHOWS THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION
FCC ID KOBUTA1R
DOC/ MDC ID 1983 K1239
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