Prostar Gold Car Alarm Remote Engine Starter Main Central Brain Unit on 2040-parts.com
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Prostar Gold car alarm remote engine starter main central brain unit
condition: NEW this is brand new Prostar GOLD car alarm remote starter main unit internal code( item location box E) We have 2 different types of main unit, please see the picture, (let me know what kind of main unit do you need, thanks)  Type A (upper , with 7pin connector) , Type B ( lower , with 6pin connector) : Please let me know which one do you need       please see my other items, thanks |
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