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Honda Odyssey Dvd Remote Control (2011-2015) Oem Original New on 2040-parts.com

US $29.95
Location:

Kingston, Georgia, United States

Kingston, Georgia, United States
EXCELLENT Condition, w/ batteries that WORK !
Brand:Honda Manufacturer Part Number:OEM

This is an original factory Honda remote that works with Honda Odyssey Factory DVD systems.  This is NOT after market but original OEM manufacturers equipment. Remote is in EXCELLENT condition. What you see is the picture of actual remote ..................

  I know this works with Honda Odysseys from 2011 -2015 model year that have the factory DVD system ( EXL-RES & TOURING models)   This remote DOES NOT work with ELITE model Odysseys.   This unit has batteries THAT WORK !!!  Just snap it into place,  and it is ready to go,  no programming needed. 

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