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Honda OEM Wiring Harness Band - Part Number 91570-SH3-003
Looking for that authentic Honda quality in your wire management? This is it. Part number 91570-SH3-003. The legendary Honda wiring harness band. Some people call it a zip tie. Those people are wrong. This is a genuine Honda-engineered cable retention device with integrated progressive locking mechanism and proprietary strain relief geometry. It's been holding wires in Integras, NSXs, and Civics since the late 80's. Your Harbor Freight zip ties could never.
Here's What Makes This Different from Regular Zip Ties
You're probably thinking "it's just a zip tie." And you'd be technically correct, which is the best kind of correct. But this isn't some generic hardware store zip tie that'll break in six months when it gets sun-baked and brittle. This is Honda OEM. It's got the part number stamped right into the parts catalog. Engineers at Honda R&D spent time specifying the exact nylon compound, tensile strength, and UV resistance for this harness band. When your Integra was rolling off the assembly line in 1994, a robot or a very precise technician installed this exact part number to hold your wiring harness exactly where Honda intended. That's heritage right there.
Premium Features You Won't Find at Home Depot
The 91570-SH3-003 features a specialized clip design that mates with factory mounting points on your Honda or Acura. You're not just wrapping this around wires and calling it a day. There's a specific clip that slots into a specific hole in your chassis or firewall. When you install it right, it holds your harness exactly where Honda's engineers wanted it. Zero slop, zero rattling, zero wires sagging onto your exhaust manifold. This is precision wire management.
The tensile strength is rated for automotive use, which means it's designed to survive engine bay heat, road salt, UV exposure, and the general abuse of being zip-tied to a car that might see 200k miles. Your Amazon Basics zip ties weren't engineered for that. They were engineered to hold your PC cables together for two years before the plastic gets crunchy.
Genuine Honda Part with Genuine Honda Part Number
When you order this, you're getting genuine Honda part number 91570-SH3-003. It comes in a Honda parts bag with a barcode. You can walk into any Honda dealer parts counter, say "I need 91570-SH3-003," and they'll look it up in their system and sell you the exact same thing. That's legitimacy. That's provenance. That's knowing your wiring harness band has been vetted by the same people who designed your B series engine and your double wishbone suspension.
What You Get
- Honda OEM wiring harness band (part number 91570-SH3-003)
- Integrated progressive locking mechanism (the teeth on the zip tie)
- Factory-spec nylon compound rated for automotive use
- Specialized clip design for factory mounting points
- UV-resistant material (won't get brittle and snap in six months)
- Tensile strength rated for engine bay temperatures and road conditions
- The satisfaction of knowing your wire management is OEM-spec
Fits Your Car
- 1997-1999 Acura CL
- 1990-2001 Acura Integra
- 1991-2005 Acura NSX
- 1999-2004 Acura TL
- 1994-2002 Honda Accord
- 1988-1991 Honda CRX
- 1988-1995 Honda Civic
- 1999-2000 Honda Civic DX/EX/LX
- 1993-1997 Honda Del Sol
When You Actually Need This Part
Let's be real: you're probably here because you're doing an engine swap or you're rewiring your engine bay and you found a harness band clip on your chassis and you're wondering what goes in it. Or you're restoring your Integra to concours condition and you need every single zip tie to be the correct OEM part number. Or you cut a factory harness band to pull your engine and now you need to replace it with the exact same thing Honda used. Or maybe you just think it's hilarious that Honda sells zip ties with part numbers and you want to buy one ironically. All valid reasons.
If you're doing a budget build and you need 50 zip ties for your wire tuck, go to Harbor Freight. But if you need one specific harness band to go in one specific clip location on your firewall where Honda put it in 1995, this is the part. It'll fit the clip perfectly because it's literally designed for that clip. Your random zip tie won't seat in the clip right and your harness is gonna sag or rattle.
Restoration-Correct Wire Management
Building a show car? Restoring an NSX to original spec? Doing a concours-level Integra Type R build where judges are checking part numbers? You need the right harness bands. Judges at Honda shows know what they're looking at. They'll spot your Home Depot zip ties from across the room. Run the correct 91570-SH3-003 in the factory locations and you're showing attention to detail. Plus, when you're under the hood explaining your build to someone who knows Hondas, you can casually mention "yeah, all the harness bands are correct OEM spec, even tracked down the right part numbers." Respect points unlocked.
Note: This is a single wiring harness band. If you're doing a full engine bay restoration, you'll probably need multiple bands. Check your factory service manual or look at your chassis to see how many harness band clips you've got. Each clip gets one band. The clip design is specific to this part number, so generic zip ties won't seat properly in the factory clips. Yes, we're aware this is literally a zip tie with a Honda part number. No, we don't make the rules. Honda does. And Honda says your wiring harness gets secured with part number 91570-SH3-003.