Jdm Honda Crv 97-01 (rd1,rd2) Digital Clock & Temperature Sensor + Red Hazzard on 2040-parts.com
Donmuang, BA, Thailand
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JDM HONDA CRV 97-01 (RD1,RD2) DIGITAL CLOCK & TEMPERATURE SENSOR + RED HAZZARD Used item in genuine parts JDM Honda Digital Clock & Temperature Sensor, RED HAZZARD Includes socket and pigtail wire. Fits for Honda CRV 1997-2001 (RD1, RD2) It in good shape, good work condition Minor scratches on surface are expected it is normal for used. *Please buy this on your own responsibility if you know how installing the wiring harness in your car.
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