96 97 Honda Accord Ex Vtec Ecu Engine Computer Control Unit 37820-p0h-l51 on 2040-parts.com
Saint Louis, Missouri, US
37820-P0H-L52.
This is an OBD2 Vtec ECU, it is 100% stock and unchipped. Perfect working order.
Fits 96 & 97 Accord EX Coupe and Sedan 2.2L with Automatic Transmission. Does NOT fit wagon.
Shipping is FREE to a US zip code.
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