Directed Dei 2102t Passive Keyless Entry System on 2040-parts.com
Kaneohe, Hawaii, United States
Passive Keyless Entry 2102T Lock and Unlock You Vehicle Without Touching Anything!!! Your vehicle will unlock and disarm the factory security when you walk up to your vehicle. It will alsolock and set your factory security when you walk away from your vehicle. Just keep the RFID tag in your pocket or purse. It will be detected as you approach the vehicle. Within a second, the system will unlock your doors and disarm your factory security. Packing Content :
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