Oem Audi A4 S4 Keyless Remote Entry Fob Mz241081964 Uncut Key Fcc 4d0837231d on 2040-parts.com
Erie, Pennsylvania, US
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BRAND NEW
KEYLESS REMOTE ENTRY FOB
FOR THE
1998 1999 2000 2001 2002
AUDI A4
AUDI S4
MZ2 410 819 6 4
FCC ID: 4D0.837.231D
FREE REMOTE PROGRAMMING INCLUDED
The item you are bidding on is a original factory(oem) remote that has been tested and is 100% functional.The remote you will receive will be as pictured with two buttons on the front and a panic button on the side.It may also include the factory swivel as shown in the photo.The key portion is an uncut aftermarket key complete with an unused transponder to eliminate programming problems.The included programming instructions are for the remote portion only.The key will need to be cut and programmed by a dealer or qualified locksmith.These remotes do have the audi logo and include working batteries.
AS ALWAYS,ALL ITEMS SHIPPED WITHIN ONE BUSINESS DAY OF RECEIPT OF PAYMENT!
Please pay or make payment arrangements within 72 hours of close of auction.Please make sure your vehicle is equipped with factory keyless remote entry before purchasing.Please match the part numbers listed with those of your existing remote,if you do not have an existing remote please contact the parts department of an audi dealer tio verify compatibility.
Pennsylvania residents add 6% sales tax.
These programming instructions have been verified many times but please remember they are free.There is a posibility that they may not work for your vehicle,due to factors beyond my control including but not limited to defects in your cars electrical system or remote receiver. An existing remote may be required for programming to work.
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