Where to find all wiring harnesses for 2002 accord se

Hey Guys..
Hopin that someone might be able to point me in the right direction for
obtaining "many....if not All" of the factory wiring harnesses for my
2002 honda accord. Surely there is a place..? Havent found much of
anything on Ebay.
Anyone with any ideas..or info....It sure would be appreciated
Thx
Adaddo

 

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What does this question mean? Car was destroyed in a FIRE and is being
rebuilt?

'Curly'

 

wrote in 42g2000cwt.googlegroups.com:

Authorized (franchised) Honda dealer only.

Why do you ask?

 

i've got to join in the chorus - why do you need to replace all the
harnesses? if the vehicle's been in a fire, strength of the body is
seriously weakened - the heat anneals the steel.

 

No Fire .......It was Water Damaged

 

No Fire.....Car was water damaged...into a lake...some of the wiring,
plugs, etc., need replaced. Would like to have most all the
harnesses...just in case

 

Wow, you must really love this car to go through all of the work to fix
it up after it was all wet.... Not sure it would be worth it,
personally.

Dan D
'07 Odyssey EX

 

........Car went into a lake, Now...some of the wiring is bad. Could you
recommend a online honda parts dealer....discount dealer?...Lol

 

It's an awfully great looking car....Hope to be able to straighten it
out
Any ideas as to afford all the wiring harnesses?...Ebay is sparse
Thx again

 

Check these out:
http://www.tegger.com/hondafaq/online-parts.html

People here seem to have had pretty good experiences with San Leandro Honda
in CA. Compare their prices (with shipping) to local dealer costs. Online
isn't necessarily cheaper.

By the way, are you trying to avoid having your car "branded" as flood
salvage? That wouldn't be very sporting of you, you know. You've damaged
quite a bit more than the wiring harnesses.

 

that's illogical. if you had to replace the wiring each time it got
wet, you'd never be able to take it out in the rain. leave it alone -
it's entirely unnecessary.