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Klassic Keyless KK002 1970-72 GM A-Body Keyless Entry Kit
Klassic Keyless KK002 1970-72 GM A-Body Keyless Entry Kit
70-72 Chevy Chevelle
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Klassic Keyless KK002 1970-72 GM A-Body Keyless Entry Kit
Part # 91069237
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- This product is discontinued.
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This is Garage Sale priced because it has been discontinued.
Each kit includes:
- Keyless Entry module with onboard relays
- (2) Two Button Remotes
- (2) 15lb Door Lock Actuators with integrated overload protection
- (2) Rubber Door Jamb Boots
- (2) Actuator Connecting Rods and Clips
- Wire Harness
- (2) Actuator Mounting Brackets
- Full-Color, Step-by-Step Installation Instruction Manual
- All Necessary Mounting Hardware
NO WARRANTY, NO RETURNS ON GARAGE SALE ITEMS
Application
1970-72 GM 2-Door A-Body models- Buick: Special, Skylark, GS
- Chevrolet: Chevelle, Malibu, Malibu S, El Camino
- GM: Sprint, Sprint SP
- Oldsmobile: F-85, Cutlass, 442, Hurst Olds
- Pontiac: Tempest, Lemans, GTO
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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