MBE - Temic 2nd Gen - Click'n Go Adapter - Sprinter USA - Mercedes / Dodge / Freightliner SmartPRO Functions for transponder pre-coding and

Name: MBE - Temic 2nd Gen - Click'n Go Adapter - Sprinter USA - Mercedes / Dodge / Freightliner SmartPRO Functions for transponder pre-coding and
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 53550599245
Price: 139.00 USD
Availability: InStock
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MBE Temic 2nd Gen Click'n Go Adapter Sprinter USA Mercedes Dodge Freightliner SmartPRO Functions for transponder pre coding and Functions for transponder pre coding and key learning (adding) function IP extension mode enabled: 1 4 8 9 16 25 36 Fisheye Dewarp Supported via Web Interface On screen Display Camera Title This Click'n Go Adapter allows you to read Sprinter Temic II Gen Immo with 908 Motorola processor (Mask 1J35D or 4J74Y) without any mechanical or electronic interference The easiest and fastest way to read the dump file and calculate new keys

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