Gm # 22962506 Wheel Theft Deterrent System 2007-2014 Tahoe Silverado Yukon... on 2040-parts.com
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Help deter unauthorized jacking (such as tire/wheel theft) or unauthorized towing with an inclination sensor. The unit is wired directly into your vehicle's content theft-deterrent system and is designed to activate your vehicle's alarm (horn and flashing lights) if a change in the parked angle of your vehicle is detected.
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