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Honda Oucg8d-344h-a Keyless Entry Remote Fob on 2040-parts.com

US $23.99
Location:

Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania, United States

Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania, United States
Condition:Used


                                                      YOU ARE BIDDING ON A USED 
                                                                      HONDA
                                        KEYLESS REMOTE KEY FOB
                                                          FCC ID:OUCG8D-344H-A
                                          
 
THE REMOTE HAS BEEN  TESTED  PRIOR TO LISTING USING A KENT MOORE TESTER . 
TESTED  AGAIN BEFORE SHIPMENT.
Check with your Dealer first to make sure this is the right remote for your car or match up the
 numbers on the back of your current remote with this remote.  It is the buyers responsibility 
to verify they are purchasing the correct remote for their vehicle based on the FCC ID# of the
 remote and the VIN of the vehicle.

                                                      ATTENTION:
         Please contact your local dealer or locksmith PRIOR to
         PURCHASE to be certain they can and will:
                                       Reprogram key fob for you.
                                      

                                       PROGRAMMING 

                   1) Programming instructions are not included.
                   2) Cost of reprogramming will be the buyer
                    responsibility.
                   3) NO codes Or pins available.

       


SHIPPING:
  • I ship every business day , after your payment is cleared.
  • NO refund or replacement remote will be sent out until I have received the original 
  • remote returned to me in the original condition that it was sent out.  
International Buyers - Please Note:
  • Imports duties , taxes , and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. 
  • These charges are the buyer's responsibility.
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