Lot Of Two 98 99 00 01 02 Honda Accord Remote Keyless Fob on 2040-parts.com
Brockton, Massachusetts, US
THIS AUCTION IS FOR A LOT OF TWO HONDA ACCORD REMOTE KEYLESS FOBS, FCC:KOBUTAH2T,THIS REMOTES ARE TESTED AND ARE IN GOOD WORKING CONDITION,THIS REMOTES WILL WORK ON 98 TO 02 MODELS,THEY WILL NEED TO BE PROGRAMMED,I DONT INCLUED THE INSTRUCTIONS WITH THE REMOTE,THANKS FOR LOOKING
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