Bmw Inpa Enet Diagnostic Icom Ista Ethernet Obd Interface Rj45 Cable F-series on 2040-parts.com
Wroclaw, Poland, PL
Up for sale is BMW INPA interface for F-series model.
Allows to perform diagnostic ( errors checking, deleting and so on ) for these cars using special edition of INPA dedicated for F-series!!!
Program's language: English and German
Program works also in 64-bit operating systems!!
Supported models:
Package:
- HQ interface for F-series only
- INPA F-series edition program
- installation instruction
Warranty: Yes
Payment: PAYPAL is accepted only
Shipping: Shipment to 24 hours after payment!!!
Delivery time usually takes 4-15 working days by registered airmail to European countries, USA, UK, Canada, Australia and others.
Each interface is tested before sending!!!!
If you have any questions, please ask
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