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Otc 3421-145 Genisys Software Loyalty Kit on 2040-parts.com

US $100.00
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La Crosse, Wisconsin, US

La Crosse, Wisconsin, US
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This powerful kit recognizes loyal Genisys customers that currently have System 4.0 or newer software. The kit includes USA 2012 Domestic and Asian with ABS, European 2011 with Code-Assist and Repair Trac experience based Confirmed Fixes from Identifix. Note: System 4.0 4GB memory card minimum required for 2012 software installation. New software application authorization is only obtained by purchasing the appropriate software kits. Includes CD with application software to download updates from the internet onto your diagnostic tool.

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