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OBD2 Airbag Resetter for Honda SRS with TMS320
Description:
HONDA SRS SYSTEM CLEAR CRASH - MCU TMS 320 WORK BY OBDII. No software is needed. The best device THAT CAN REPAIR CRASH DATA FOR ALL HONDA AIRBAG UNIT WITH MCU TMS 320 BY OBDII.
No software is needed,plug and done.
Operation Method: (as easy as ABC)
1. Plug this item to the OBD2 socket in your car, Key On
2. You can hear 3 sounds "Dii", then Key Off. Done.
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 Online payment |
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After you check out your order, we will make a PI to you ,this PI include the payment account. Q:why we do not put the information on the website? A: avoid lots of no-use information ,and better service clients. |
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We accept T/T payment. we have chinese bank account and also HongKong bank account. We will give you our bank information to us after you finish your order. |
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Go to your local Western Union agency and make payment to us:
We will make the PI include the information of our Beneficiary: First name& Last name
Country: China (city is shenzhen, if required)
Please tell me the following information after payment:
First name in the payment sheet
Last name in the payment sheet
Control number of the payment
Country in the payment sheet
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| International EMS Service |
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| EMS -- the international Express Mail Service, is a special postal service offered by the postal administrations of the countries and regions in the world where EMS items enjoy the preferential treatment of the Post, Customs and airline companies. |
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DHL Express is a division of Deutsche Post providing international express mail services.[1] Originally founded in 1969 to deliver documents between San Francisco and Honolulu, the company expanded its service throughout the world by the late 1970s. The company was primarily interested in offshore and inter-continental deliveries, but the success of FedEx prompted their own intra-US expansion starting in 1983. DHL aggressively expanded to countries that could not be served by any other delivery service, including the Eastern Bloc, Vietnam and the People's Republic of China. |
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