Yanhua - ACDP - BMW - B48/58 DME - Integrated Interface Bench Board - For Reading B48 / B58 ISN from DME Lincoln DCI 1200/1300 Panic Devices ALL-TP-1693

Name: Yanhua - ACDP - BMW - B48/58 DME - Integrated Interface Bench Board - For Reading B48 / B58 ISN from DME Lincoln DCI 1200/1300 Panic Devices ALL-TP-1693
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SKU: 14558166416
Price: 65.00 USD
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Rating: 4.0234 (25 reviews)

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Yanhua ACDP BMW B48 58 DME Integrated Interface Bench Board For Reading B48 B58 ISN from DME Lincoln DCI 1200 1300 Panic Devices ALL TP 1693 DCI 1200 1300 Panic Devices ALL TP 1693 Corbin ED8200 Panic Device ALL TP 1694 Von Duprin 33 LH (RHR) Devices only Specifications LOCK FUNCTION Narrow Stile Keypad Exit Lever Lock DOOR THICKNESS Only Stile thickness 1 ¾" BACKSET 31 32” Honda Accord up to 2019 This bench board allows you to read B48 B58 ISN from DME

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