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Notes: Bypass valve.
- PRICE: 121.99
- Housing Material: Plastic
- Connector / Terminal Configuration: Female Connector / 2 Male Blades
2003 Honda S2000 Canister Vent Valve Solenoid
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Notes: Two way valve.
- PRICE: 83.99
- Color: Black / Plastic
- Material: Plastic
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Notes: Solenoid only.
- PRICE: 149.99
- Housing Material: Plastic / Metal
- Connector / Terminal Configuration: Female Connector / 2 Male Blades
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Notes: Canister 2 way valve.
- PRICE: 92.49
- Terminal Type: 2 Blade
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Notes: Canister bypass valve.
- PRICE: 135.99
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Notes: Bypass control solenoid valve assembly.
- PRICE: 242.99
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