Honda Accord Prelude Timing Belt Tensioner 14510-ph1-003 on 2040-parts.com
Easton, Pennsylvania, US
Timing Belt Tensioner # 14510-PH1-003 - Fits 1985-1989 Honda Accord & 1985 -1987 Honda Prelude Applications With 2.0L & 1.8L Engines. This is a brand new OEM part that was in a sealed bag. I removed it from the bag to take pictures. Please verify fit before ordering.
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