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Viper 350 Responder 2 Way Car Alarm W/ Keyless Entry Security System 3305v Dei on 2040-parts.com

US $94.00
Location:

Garden Grove, California, United States

Garden Grove, California, United States
Condition:Manufacturer refurbished Type:Car Alarm Model:3305V Brand:Viper Features:2-Way Paging, Keyless Entry, Trunk Release Manufacturer Part Number:3305V


- You Are Bidding On A Manufacture Refurbished Viper 3305V 2 Way Alarm  -



  • automotive keyless entry and security system
  • one 4-button 2-way remote transmitter with LCD screen — up to 1500-foot range
  • one 4-button 1-way transmitter — up to 1500-foot range
  • lock/arm, unlock/disarm, auxiliary, and panic
  • Clone-Safe® Code-Hopping® for added security
  • Stinger® DoubleGuard® Shock Sensor — chirps when the vehicle's bumped and sets off the alarm with further violations
  • Neo Revenger® 6-Tone Siren — 120 dB weatherproof siren
  • Failsafe® Starter Kill prevents hot-wiring
  • anti-carjacking Vehicle Recovery System (VRS)
  • two auxiliary channels, dome light supervision, and parking light flash
  • valet mode overrides alarm
  • optional Viper 7341V remote available as replacement for 2-way remote
  • optional Viper 7145V remote available as replacement for 1-way remote
  • compatible with XpressKit DB-ALL vehicle interface module and all Viper SmartStart smartphone modules

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