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1 New Keyless Remote 97-01 Bmw 3 5 7 Series Fcc Id: Lx8fzv Hu58 Notched Blade on 2040-parts.com

US $26.95
Location:

Albers, Illinois, US

Albers, Illinois, US
Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted Item must be returned within:14 Days Refund will be given as:Money back or exchange (buyer's choice) Return policy details:No fees on remotes if they are found to be inoperable or defective. All other returns have a restock fee of 20% on remotes that cover the shipping paid and associated fees. This includes remotes that were bought without matching the numbers up with your current remote first or checking with your dealer before purchasing. This is for non defective remotes that are fully operational. Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Restocking Fee:20% Other Part Number:LX8FZV Part Brand:BMW

ALL REMOTES ARE WARRANTEED FOR 30 DAYS

ALL REMOTES TESTED 3 TIMES BEFORE SHIPPED WITH A KENT MOORE KEYLESS ENTRY FOB REMOTE TESTER TO ASSURE THEY HAVE WORKING BATTERIES AND ARE SENDING OUT A FREQUENCY SIGNAL

NO FREE PROGRAMMING AVAILABLE FOR THIS

THIS MUST BE PROGRAMMED BY YOUR LOCAL BMW DEALER

THE KEY IS UNCUT ON THIS SO YOU WILL NEED IT CUT AND PROGRAMMED FROM YOUR DEALER.

MAKE SURE YOUR REMOTE HAS THE SAME TYPE OF KEY WITH PRECUT NOTCHES ON THE SIDES OF IT

RETAILS NEW AT DEALER FOR OVER 250.00 BUT HERE YOU CAN BUY A

EXCELLENT CONDITION USED REMOTE IN A BRAND NEW UNCUT CASE

FOR WAY LESS

REMOTE WILL WORK WITH THE FOLLOWING WITH FACTORY KEYLESS ENTRY INSTALLED

1997 1998 1999 2000 2001

BMW

3 SERIES

5 SERIES

7 SERIES

THE NUMBERS ON THE BACK ARE

FCC ID: LX8 FZV

MAKE SURE THE FCC ID NUMBER MATCHES THE NUMBERS ON YOUR CURRENT REMOTE AND THAT YOU HAVE THIS STYLE BMW REMOTE. MAKE SURE YOUR KEY HAS NOTHCES ON THE SIDE PRECUT.

THIS WILL NOT WORK IF YOUR NUMBERS DO NOT MATCH OR HAVE THE KEY WITHOUT THE PRECUT NOTCHES

CHECK WITH YOUR DEALER FIRST IF YOU DON'T HAVE A REMOTE CURRENTLY OR MATCH THE NUMBERS UP TO YOUR CURRENT REMOTE FIRST IF YOU DO HAVE ONE

Good luck on your bidding and Check out my other items!

PAYMENT DUE WITHIN 7 DAYS

POSITIVE FEEDBACK WILL BE LEFT AFTER IT IS RECEIVED AND I WILL DO MY BEST TO FIX ANY PROBLEMS YOU MAY HAVE, JUST DON'T EXPECT ANY HELP IF YOU LEAVE ME NEGATIVE FEEDBACK WITHOUT GIVING ME THE CHANCE TO FIX YOUR PROBLEM. IF YOU HAVE ANY PROBLEMS WITH MY REMOTES JUST EMAIL ME, IF IT WAS MY FAULT OR THE REMOTE DOES NOT WORK EMAIL ME AND I WILL TRY MY BEST TO FIX THE PROBLEM. THANK YOU

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