Idatalink Ads-bm1 Idatastart T-harness Remote Start For 2005-2015 Bmw & Mini on 2040-parts.com
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Web-programmable remote start solution for select BMW/Mini models 2005-2015. Features data immobilizer bypass (no key required) and ‘plug & play’ installation t-harness. Now includes two long range transmitters: one 2-way, 1-button (up to 3000 ft) and one 1-way, 1-button (up to 3000 ft). Also supports ‘3 X LOCK’ remote start from factory transmitter. Can also be paired with aftermarket telematics solutions (for smartphone control) sold separately. Comes with: BM1 T-Harness
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