1998 Honda Civic Computer Ecm Ecu Engine Control Unit P2e L32 on 2040-parts.com
Cincinnati, Ohio, US
1998 HONDA CIVIC LX AND DX MODEL ENGINE COMPUTER ECM OR SOME PEOPLE CALL THIM ECU ENGINE CONTROL UNIT IT IS IN GOOD WORKING CONDITION FITS 1998 CIVIC LX AND DX NON VTEC MODEL WITH 1.6 NON VTEC D16Y7 ENGINE AND 5 SPEED MANUAL TRANSMISSION PART NUMBER IS 37820 P2E L32
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