Nos Honda Accord Water Outlet Hose (molded Heater Hose) 1990-1993 79725-sm1-040 on 2040-parts.com
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, US
'90, '91, 1991, '92, 1992, '93 New or NOS (new old stock) Honda Accord Water Outlet Hose or Molded Heater Hose. Still in unopened polybag with Honda sticker on it part number 79725-SM1-040. See picture; hose is part #17. Fits all 2 door, 4 door and 5 door models and all engine and tranny combos. If you are collecting OEM parts for future restoration, this hose has a little supporting ring on it that is not on the replacement hoses. Buyer pays shipping for a 2 pound package. |
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