Uncut Remote Car Key Fob 2btn 433mhz For Opel Vauxhall Insignia Astra 2009-2014 on 2040-parts.com
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Check out my other items! It fits: For Vauxhall Astra J 2009- 2014(most Valeo types) For Vauxhall Insignia 2009 – 2014 For Vauxhall Zafira C 2012- 2014, Vauxhall Mokka 2012 - 2014 Tips:You will need to have this remote programmed and cutted by a local automotive locksmith. Notice before your purchase: 1.This is a new full remote with ID46 Chip , remote board battery inside. 2.This item is for you to have a new copy of your original remote key. Please ensure your current remote key and key blade (Key Blade HU100)looks exactly the same as the remote and key blade in picture. 3.This remote is user programmable (not including the transponder chip coding). You also need to code the transponder chip by the automotive locksmith specialist. 4.The uncut key blank needs to be cut at same place the transponder chip coded or any other qualified locksmith. 5.This is an after market replacement key 6.Please kindly check metal part and the bottom location of the key, if your key have same profile, this will fit your car 7.This item contains a full remote consisting of a Blank Blade, Virginised Transponder chip (ready to be programmed) and one full remote circuit board inside. Payment
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