97 Honda Civic Ecu Ecm Engine Computer Control Unit 37820-p2m-l63 A/t Oem on 2040-parts.com
Jacksonville, Florida, US
This listing is for one used 1997 HONDA CIVIC COMPUTER It came off of a 1997 HONDA CIVIC HX A/T 2DR
It is untested and is being sold as is.
This item may or may not work correctly and so is being sold as is with no returns.
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