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Oem Bmw Remote Security Keyless Entry Alarm System For Obd1 Vehicles E32 E34 E36 on 2040-parts.com

US $85.00
Location:

Brentwood, California, United States

Brentwood, California, United States
Condition:Used Brand:OEM BMW

Written on unit: BMW Remote Keyless-Entry Security System

Pulled from a E34 540. No keyfob. Everything pictured is what you will receive. Just need to purchase a keyfob and you are good to go. These kits are no longer being produced and are getting harder to find. Will work with the E32 and E36 models as well.

Please make sure that this is the system you are needing. Also make sure you have the pre-wired kit to use this. This should be a straight plug and play unit if you have the wiring for the kit.

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