Vw Mk3 Jetta Golf Alarm Module Keyless Entry Central Locking 1998 1hm937045q on 2040-parts.com
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
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This Alarm Module with Keyless Entry Function was removed from a fully functional 1998 Jetta GLS but will fit other vehicles It is vehicle tested and known to be in excellent working condition Part# 1HM 937 045 Q / 1HM937045Q Please be sure of your part number as there may be more than a single option for these vehicles Keyless Entry FOB/Remote Not included Expedited Shipping To Canada & Continental USA Is Only $15 |
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