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Rywire Obd2 Harness To Injector Dynamics Adapter Honda Acura Civic Integra Rsx on 2040-parts.com

US $60.00
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Garden Grove, California, United States

Garden Grove, California, United States
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This plug and play Injector jumper allows you to connect an Injector Dynamics injector, onto an OBD2 wire harness injector clip. Quantity: 4 Options: There are 2 types of Injector Dynamics plug: - Black for the ID 725, ID 850, ID 1000 and the discontinued ID 1600. - Gray for the ID 2000. Please email us ASAP upon ordering what ID Injector you are using.

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