B7wa Mgfa Bgfa Rebuild Kit & Filters For 5 Speed For Honda Acura 2001-2004 on 2040-parts.com
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Rebuild Kit FOR 5 SPEED HONDA ACURA VEHICLES fits various Honda 5 Speed transmissions BAYA 2003 only B7WA MGFA BGFA 2001-2004 Please call with your vin to match up correctly to your vehicle Includes paper and rubber gaskets, lip seal, o-rings, metal clad seals and sealing rings External Filter Internal Spin On Filter Parts ship daily from our distribution center. FREE SHIPPING on US Orders GOT QUESTIONS on your specific Year/Make/Model? Send us an email Call 877-STALL-TC / 877-782-5582 For all of your
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