Db-chdl3p Chrysler Door Lock Alarm & Interface Bypass New on 2040-parts.com
Blairsville, Georgia, United States
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Omega DB-CHDL3P
Databus Doorlock and Alarm Interface with Bypass for Chrysler Vehicles No wiring or anything else Included Module Only Omega Databus modules eliminate the need for dozens of relays, resistors, extra ignition keys and countless hours of installation time. Factory Specs: Databus Doorlock and Alarm Interface with Transponder Bypass for Chrysler SUVs Allows the following controls: Transponder Bypass (No Key Required) Door Lock Control Door Unlock ALL doors Door Unlock Driver Priority Arm factory security Disarm Factory Security Trunk / Hatch Release Horn Chirp Entry Status Front Door Pins Entry Status ALL Door Pins Entry Status ALL Door Pins Entry Status Trunk/Hatch Pin 2nd Start Wire Activation (Mix) |
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