Jonard Tools - 30 AWG Kynar Wire CSW - Low Strip Force - Optional Finish - 100 ft KeylessFactory Compatible with the following 2006

Name: Jonard Tools - 30 AWG Kynar Wire CSW - Low Strip Force - Optional Finish - 100 ft KeylessFactory Compatible with the following 2006
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 71959757383
Price: 33.95 USD
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Jonard Tools 30 AWG Kynar Wire CSW Low Strip Force Optional Finish 100 ft KeylessFactory Compatible with the following 2006 Compatible with the following 2006 2007 Mitsubishi Eclipse 2006 2007 Mitsubishi Galant 2007 (MIT6 keyway) Mitsubishi Eclipse Check Keyway on 2007 Models 2007 (MIT6 keyway) Mitsubishi Galant Onboard Programming for the remote portion: Requires TWO working PATS keys Yale Disc C55 Wire Gauge 30 AWG (0 Typically used where flexibility

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