Dodge Dakota Remote Starter With Keyless Entry Relays on 2040-parts.com
Aurora, Illinois, United States
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I bought this remote starter set for my 1999 dodge dakota years ago. I never installed it and just found this in my garage. I believe the brand is Bulldog, but honestly it does not state that, and there are not directions for instillation. It looks pretty straightforward if you have done installs like this before. I have also listed a storage cover for a dodge dakota as well if you are interested check it out.
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