Hp Tuner Mpvi Pro on 2040-parts.com
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, US
Up for sale is a used HP Tuner MPVI PRO
I got this from a guy who owned me money, he shows me how it works, it looks working great on my car,
He told me it has 8 credits left( Which is I dont know what is that mean, since I dont know this thing at all)
He also told me it works for all GM cars.
I took all his words, As I said, I know nothing about this, but he plugged in the car and hook up with his laptop, it works!!
What you see is what you will get
SOLD AS IS.
No returns.
Fast shipping! Thanks for your business!
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