Jaguar Xjs Alarm Security Module Receiver And Remote Key Fob on 2040-parts.com
Miami, Florida, US
Jaguar XJS Alarm/Security Module From 1996 Jaguar XJS. This module will work in XJS's from mid 1993 thru 1996. This module was working perfectly when removed, and comes with one working - matched remote key FOB. The programmable module is a DPP 1050/XX / DPP1050/06. Open for bid @ $70.00 including Domestic continental USA shipping by USPS Priority mail.
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