Original Ross-tech Hex + Can Dual-k & Can Usb Interface Vcds on 2040-parts.com
Arlington, Texas, US
Original Ross-Tech HEX + CAN Dual-K & CAN USB Interface VCDS
Marked as: HEX+CAN Dual-K and CAN <-> USB Interface for VCDS(C) HC805902 Rev. B
Purchased about 8 months ago. Practically brand-new. Only used once to test it. It comes as I received it from Ross-Tech. I am only selling as I have access to another one.
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