Yanhua - ACDP2 - BMW - N20 / N13 / N55 / B38 Engine Integrated Interface Board Set Network Video recorder Adapter PCF (in-circuit & expansion)

Name: Yanhua - ACDP2 - BMW - N20 / N13 / N55 / B38 Engine Integrated Interface Board Set Network Video recorder Adapter PCF (in-circuit & expansion)
Brand: brassofpeace.org
SKU: 50291909476
Price: 72.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7668 (15 reviews)

SKU 50291909476 ★ 4.8

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Yanhua ACDP2 BMW N20 N13 N55 B38 Engine Integrated Interface Board Set Network Video recorder Adapter PCF (in circuit & expansion) Adapter PCF (in circuit & expansion) The VN021 license allows extracting the Immobilizer data from dump of RH850 processors DME N55 Integrated Interface Bench Board works with Yanhua ACDP BMW Package to read the ISN of N55 without wiring NOTE: Please note this does not include the software Yanhua ACDP A51C ECU Clone Function Authorization Software BMW (Sold Separately)

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