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HONDA / ACURA OEM HEADPHONE FOR REAR SEAT ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM. I DON'T HAVE A SYSTEM TO TEST IT. BUT WHEN I PUT BATTERY IN, THE GREEN LIGHT LIGHTS ON. NO BATTERY WILL BE INCLUDED. FREE SHIPPING FOR US ADDRESS. NO LOCAL PICK-UP I WILL LEAVE FEEDBACK AFTER I RECEIVED FEEDBACK FROM BUYER. |
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