Apexi Afc Neo Extension Harness on 2040-parts.com
Missoula, Montana, United States
Brand new, never used or installed, extension harness for the APexi AFC Neo. This extension harness plugs in between the AFC-Neo and the original wiring connector to extend the length by 3 feet. In stock, ships via USPS Priority mail. FREE shipping within the US. Add $14.99 for shipping to Canada. The AFC Neo extension harness is ideal for use on vehicle applications where the ECU/ECM is located away from the driver's cockpit and dashboard. An extended wiring loom from the ECU wiring to the AFC Neo main head unit allows for ample length for ease of installation. Extension harness length: 3 feet |
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