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US $6.99
Location:

MAROUSSI, ATHENS, Greece

MAROUSSI, ATHENS, Greece
Car alarm sensor set + control unit (?), US $6.99, image 1
“Used but operational”
Type:Unknown Model:Unknown Brand:Unknown Manufacturer Part Number:Unknown

These are the sensors, sensor cables (~1.9m and ~2.4m), and what looks like a control unit (?) for them, from my stripped-down peugeot 206 1.4 1999. It has no brand on it so I don't know the model, but it was fitted around the end of '99 when I bought my car - so you can expect technology from around that era. It worked OK for as long as I had it on the car - never had any issue. 

2 Sensors, 2 cables and the little black box/control unit (?), will be posted with first priority international mail, from Athens/Greece, within a working day from receiving payment. I cannot guarantee delivery times as these are beyond my control.

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