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What a used dash wiring harness from a 2018–2023 Ford Mustang sells for

Across 3 completed eBay sales between 2026-01-03 and 2026-08-05, a used dash wiring harness off a 2018–2023 Ford Mustang went for a median of US$134. We price ours at US$99.95 — the 25th percentile, so three quarters of those sales went for more.

US$99.95
we price at (P25)
US$134
median sale
3
completed sales
medium
ship class
45
minutes to pull

Basis: US-resident seller; the car is already owned, so no purchase price and no counter price is deducted. Figures are in USD.

No live listing from this sample is still on eBay, so there is nothing to link. The figures above stand on the completed sales alone.

Lots that have a Ford Mustang on the ground today

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YardWhere2018–2023 carsAny year
Wrench-A-PartHolland, TX312
RG Pick-a-PartAnthony, TX141
Ace Pick A PartJacksonville, FL114
Pull N Save - GilbertGilbert, AZ114
Pick Your Part - AnaheimAnaheim, CA110
Wrench-A-Part RooseveltSan Antonio, TX110
Pick Your Part - RiversideRiverside, CA18
EZ Pull N Pay - BirminghamBirmingham, AL17

2,180 more Ford Mustangs from other years are on the lots we read, 293 of those lots with none from 2018–2023.

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Removal video.

More used-part prices

Other parts off a Mustang: Intake manifold, Transmission wiring harness, ABS pump / control module, Steering wheel, Bumper / sensor wiring harness, Seat belt retractor.

Dash wiring harness off other models: Nissan Rogue, Ford F-250, Ford F-350, Ram 1500.

Body panel photo reads for the Ford Mustang.

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This is what the part sold for on eBay, net of nothing: it is an aggregate of completed sales, not a quote, not an offer, and not a promise that a yard has one today. Fit years come from the sales sample, so check the part number against your own car before you pull.

Data on this page was built . Prices are aggregates of completed eBay sales, never a quote — see Terms. Who we are and how to make us stop reading a site: Data policy.