Compustar Plug And Play Remote Starter For Dodge Dodge Durango 2011-2012 on 2040-parts.com
Bound Brook, New Jersey, United States
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Compustar plug and play remote starter for Dodge Durango 2011-2012 FT-CH4-DC Remote start solution for Chrysler ‘Tipstart’ models 2008 and up. Includes ‘plug & play’ t-harness. Features ‘3XLOCK’ remote start from factory transmitter. Features a Limited Lifetime Guarantee for total peace of mind. Extra remotes avalable.
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