Dei 530t - Window Roll Up/down Controller on 2040-parts.com
Jackson, New Jersey, United States
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Directed Electronics window module 530T
used window roll up/down module I had this hooked up to a Viper alarm, but am getting rid of the car works great. very convenient. This will add auto roll up/down to your existing power windows or it'll trigger roll up/down from your fob depending on if you hook it up to a keyless entry system/ alarm system free shipping to the US and territories |
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