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Downers Grove, Illinois, United States

Downers Grove, Illinois, United States
NEW IN FACTORY SEALED BOX
UPC:093207017452

Python 1400XP Remote Start System

 

THIS IS THE COMPLETE REMOTE STARTER KIT. BRAND NEW & FACTORY SEALED ORIGINAL PYTHON 1400XP BONUS VALUE. This Python Remote Start system will start your vehicle with the push of a button from up to one-quarter mile away. It also offers key safety features like Ignition Controlled Door Locks and Domelight Supervision, two 4-button remotes, parking light flash confirmation and bright blue status LED. System comes with 4 auxiliary outputs for optional remote control conveniences, and also offers optional horn honk and panic mode.

 

·        Remote start system with keyless entry

·        Warm your car with the push of a button

·        Time and manual activation remote start modes

·        Includes two 4-button remotes

·        Anti-Grind

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