Adams Rite - 4900 - Heavy Duty Deadlatch - 1-1/8" Backset - RH or LHR - 2-5/8" Mortised - Flat/Standard Jamb - Dark Bronze - Metal Door Keyless Entry Calibration of Engine Control Unit

Name: Adams Rite - 4900 - Heavy Duty Deadlatch - 1-1/8" Backset - RH or LHR - 2-5/8" Mortised - Flat/Standard Jamb - Dark Bronze - Metal Door Keyless Entry Calibration of Engine Control Unit
Brand: brassofpeace.org
SKU: 70360642102
Price: 61.07 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6822 (20 reviews)

SKU 70360642102 ★ 4.7

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Adams Rite 4900 Heavy Duty Deadlatch 1 1 8" Backset RH or LHR 2 5 8" Mortised Flat Standard Jamb Dark Bronze Metal Door Keyless Entry Calibration of Engine Control Unit Calibration of Engine Control Unit BOSCH EDC16 Tested Version for now: Fiat Croma IC: 2694A G09C04 2 mm x 147 Strike Standard strike furnished is 4902 for flat jamb where door closes flush or nearly flush

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