5 x 2010-2012 Kia Soul / 3-Button Flip Key / PN: 95430-2K250 / NY0SEKSAM11ATX (AM11MY) (AFTERMARKET) ( Pack of 5 ) Zigbee Speaker) Communication Standards BLE 4

Name: 5 x 2010-2012 Kia Soul / 3-Button Flip Key / PN: 95430-2K250 / NY0SEKSAM11ATX (AM11MY) (AFTERMARKET) ( Pack of 5 ) Zigbee Speaker) Communication Standards BLE 4
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5 x 2010-2012 Kia Soul / 3-Button Flip Key / PN: 95430-2K250 / NY0SEKSAM11ATX (AM11MY) (AFTERMARKET) ( Pack of 5 ) Zigbee Speaker) Communication Standards BLE 4

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5 x 2010 2012 Kia Soul 3 Button Flip Key PN: 95430 2K250 NY0SEKSAM11ATX (AM11MY) (AFTERMARKET) ( Pack of 5 ) Zigbee Speaker) Communication Standards BLE 4 Speaker) Communication Standards BLE 4 Also works with HON FCC ID and ASSY must match both This is a 5 Pack of 2010 2012 Kia Soul 3 Button Flip Keys

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