Abus - 19659 - Plastic-Covered Aluminum Core Padlock 74Lb/40 - Keyed Different - Optional Finish - 6 Pack Finish:Red ANR technology to enhance storage
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Abus 19659 Plastic Covered Aluminum Core Padlock 74Lb 40 Keyed Different Optional Finish 6 Pack Finish:Red ANR technology to enhance storage ANR technology to enhance storage reliability when the network is disconnected insert the car key to the ignition switchIf the Emulator ELV Mercedes Benz light turn green that mean it is connected well and the car is ready to startIf the Mercedes EIS Emulator light turn red that mean the key doesn’t belong to the same EIS EZS or you have Mercedes EIS problemIf the Mercedes ELV emulator light didn’t turn no you must check the power supply of the car cables Automatic locking for user convenience It also has the key retaining feature that means the key can only be pulled out when the padlock is fully locked
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