2003-2009 Dodge Viper Remote Keyless Entry 04602260 on 2040-parts.com
Sun Prairie, Wisconsin, United States
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This is an original remote keyless entry produced by the factory. It works on the 2003-2009 DODGE VIPER, all models with factory remote keyless entry. This remote cannot be programmed to your vehicle by you, unless you already have one working remote. If you do have one working remote, you can do it yourself. You can find instructions on how to do it using a search engine and putting in the words "program....your.....remote." You must take it to a dealer (ugh!) or a locksmith to have it programmed to your vehicle if you do not have at least one working remote.. The numbers on the back of the remote are: CHRYSLER P/N: 04602260 MODEL/FCC ID: GQ43VT17T CANADA: 1470 102 1294 Each remote is tested at least twice with our Kent Moore tester to insure that it does indeed work 100%. Please view our scan(s) and judge the condition yourself. Please ask any questions before you bid on this item. It is the buyer's responsibility to make sure that they buy the correct remote that they need for their vehicle. Consult the internet or your dealer if you are not sure. All remote sales are final. Shipping is included in the purchase price. We ship through the US Postal Service. All items are shipped within 48 hours after they are paid for. THIS IS A PAYPAL ONLY auction. Thank you very much for your interest and your bids. |
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