Xpresskit Dball 2 Remote Start Car Alarm Bypass Module Transponder Dei Dball2 on 2040-parts.com
Fresno, California, United States
 The Title Is Only A Search For Our Products We Offer, Please Read Description Below  - You Are Bidding On A XpressKit DBALL2 Bypass Module - BEFORE WE SHIP THE ITEM WE NEED TO KNOW YEAR, MAKE AND MODEL - LET US KNOW OR THEY WILL BE A DELAY IN PROCESSING  The DBALL2 is an all in one door lock and override module that covers over 95% of cars on the road today. It will support legacy systems like VATS and PASSLOCK as well as support doorlocks and override on the most modern of cars like Toyota with pushstart ignition system and Chrysler with electronic ignition. The DBALL2 offers the most advanced hardware architecture in our industry and covers more cars than any of our competitors. This module fits over 95% of cars and trucks on the market today. This module needs to be flashed to your vehicle specific firmware. We flash the module for your vehicle before we send it to you for a simple install. There are over 100 firmwares avaible for this module, you can email us to flash the correct firmware for your vehicle. The DB-ALL offers the most advanced hardware architecture in our industry and covers more cars than any of our competitors. WE FLASH ALL MODULES WITH THE LATEST SOFTWARE AVAILABLE. WE WILL NEED THE YEAR, MAKE, AND MODEL FROM YOU. NOTICE: Most Newer vehicles need these modules since they have a built in OEM Anti-Theft device that will not let the vehicle start without the key in the ignition with the right code. What this module does is it tells your on board computer that there is a key with the right code in your ignition. This then allows your aftermarket alarm system to start the engine successfully. Most newer vehicles use a CANBUS system that controls your door locks. With this module you can control your door locks by connecting to the CANBUS system. We offer FREE wiring diagrams for all vehicles! FREE firmware updates for LIFE! Just ship the item back to us and we will update the firmware for you at no charge! Please contact us with any questions that you may have 559-264-9111  We accept all major credit cards with PayPal. Please pay within 3 days of purchase.   We Ship within the continental US. We offer FREE shipping on all listing. We ship with USPS or Fedex. We do ship world wide using eBay Global Shipping Program. (Fee's Apply) California residents please ADD 8.23% sales tax.    Comes with a 1 year J's Alarms warranty on manufacture defects. All items must be returned in the same condition received. If the item was attempted to be installed and wires are cut this renders the product nonrefundable. Some remote controls are not returnable if the code was “scratched” in. We require a RA# for all returned items, items without a RA# will be refused. Please contact us using eBay messages to acquire your RA#. All returns are subject to a 20% restocking fee and must be sent back with the original packaging. The return shipping cost is the responsibility of the buyer. We do offer FREE technical support on select items; please understand that this is for troubleshooting only. If you would like an install diagram or tech sheet please contact us through eBay messages. We do recommend soldering all wires. We do not offer support if T-taps were used. We do not offer step by step instructions on how to install your product. We do recommend professional installation on all hardwired systems.S.Does not cover water damage or physical damage. Warranty claims must be made by the 1 year date of purchase. Must have Paypal Transaction ID#.  › We have been in business for over 20 Years in the same retail location › 99% Positive feedback rating on eBay › We offer FREE phone support Monday-Saturday 9AM-5PM PST 559-264-9111 › If we do not have the item online we do have it in our store, message us   
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