Remote Key Id46 2 Buttons 433mhz Transponder Chip For Peugeot 207 307 308 407 on 2040-parts.com
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Remote Key ID46 2 Buttons 433MHz Transponder Chip For Peugeot 207 307 308 407
Specifications: Remote Locking Part Type: Remote Locking Fob Button:2 Buttons Battery: Yes Material: Plastic and Metal Color:Black Length: 9.7cm Width: 3.1cm Height: 1.4cm Quantity: Pack of 1 Features: -Comes with one 3V Battery -This is a 2 buttons remote key FOB with blank emergency blade. -UK 433mhz frequency -Virgin transponder chip ID46 -VA2 Blade Fitment: Peugeot and Citroen models 2005 – April 2011 Notes: -Please check the photos again to make sure these are the ones that you need. We provide clear pictures, measurements and a manufacturer’s part number where possible. Please check as much as -possible before buying. -Instruction is not included. Package includes: 1 X Car Remote Key 1 X 3V Battery Delivery time 7-25 business days! |
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