Autopage Ds-434 Data Start Remote Car Starter on 2040-parts.com
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DS-434 is a great add-on remote starter for vehicles with smart keys and push-to-start technology. Its greatest asset is simplified installation with very little analog connections. All functions are performed via data. Its small size has improved range performance over OEM transmitters for remote start. |
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