King Engine Bearings Honda F20C/F22C/97-01 H22A4 Rod Bearing Set - Size STDX

King Engine Bearings Honda F20C/F22C/97-01 H22A4 Rod Bearing Set - Size STDX

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King Engine Bearings Honda F20C/F22C/97-01 H22A4 Rod Bearing Set - Size STDXKing Engine Bearings Honda F20C F22C 97 01 H22A4 Rod Bearing Set Size STDXThis Part Fits: Year Make Model Submodel 1997 Acura CL Base 1997 Acura CL Premium 1993 Honda Accord 10th Anniversary 1996 Honda Accord 25th Anniversary Edition 1990 1997 Honda Accord DX 1990 1997 Honda Accord EX 1990 1997 Honda Accord LX 1991,1993,1997 Honda Accord SE 1996 1997 Honda Accord Value Package 1995 1997 Honda Odyssey EX 1995 1997 Honda Odyssey LX 1988 1991 Honda

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