2015-2016 Genuine Oe Subaru Forester Remote Engine Starter Turn Key H001ssg501 on 2040-parts.com
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GENUINE SUBARU REMOTE ENGINE STARTER FOR YOUR 2015-2016 SUBARU FORESTER, TURN KEY, AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION MODELS.
ALLOWS VEHICLE TO BE STARTED BY PUSHING A BUTTON FROM THE CONVENIENCE OF HOME OR THE OFFICE (UP TO 400 FEET AWAY DEPENDING ON OBSTRUCTIONS) SO THAT THE VEHICLES TEMPERATURE IS MORE COMFORTABLE UPON ENTRY. THE START/STOP BUTTON BLINKS TO CONFIRM THE ENGINE HAS STARTED. THIS IS A GENUINE SUBARU REMOTE STARTER KIT, SO THERE IS NO SPLICING OR DICING OF WIRES. MADE TO PLUG INTO VEHICLES EXISTING CONNECTIONS!! DOES REQUIRE DEALER PROGRAMMING AFTER INSTALL.
THIS KIT IS FOR TRADITIONAL TURN KEY START, AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION VEHICLES. THIS KIT WILL NOT WORK ON MANUAL TRANSMISSION OR "SMART ENGINE START" VEHICLES.
WHY TAKE CHANCES WITH AN AFTERMARKET KIT THAT MAY VOID YOUR WARRANTY AND POTENTIALLY CAUSE ISSUES DOWN THE ROAD! BUY WITH CONFIDENCE USING GENUINE SUBARU PARTS!! This Genuine Subaru Remote Engine Starter is offered for sale by an authorized US Subaru dealer and will include Subaru's 1-year/Unlimited mileage warranty for defects in workmanship or material. Should the items fail during the warranty period, there is no need to send them in. Just go to your nearest Subaru dealer with the provided receipt. Most orders placed before 11AM EST on business days will ship same day! For Installation Instructions Click Here |
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