Kia Sportage Limitied Remote Keyless Entry Kit System Kit 2 Fobs New on 2040-parts.com
Fontana, California, United States
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KIA SPORTAGE LIMITIED Remote Keyless
Entry Kit NEW
Product Features 1 Entry Kit 2 FOB’s (remotes) 1 Instruction Guide Included KIA: UP01LAY060
Please Note
Dealership
installation recommended
Compatible with the following YEAR/MAKE/MODEL
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