Z Automotive Double Bypass fits 2018-2023 Dodge Charger, Challenger & Chrysler 300 | OBD2 Plug-In Device | Trunk Mount Security Gateway Bypass | Easy Installation
Product Description
Z Automotive Double Bypass fits 2018-2023 Dodge Charger, Challenger & Chrysler 300 | OBD2 Plug-In Device | Trunk Mount Security Gateway Bypass | Easy Installation
- Vehicle Compatibility: The Z Auto Double Bypass 2018-2023 Dodge Charger, Challenger and Chrysler 300; This bypass is required when installing the Tazer in a 2018+ vehicle; The Double-Bypass can be used in 2015-2017 Dodge Challengers and 2011-2017 Dodge Chargers/300s to relocate the tazer to the trunk which is optional
- Relocate Device: The Double Bypass is for those that want to relocate their Z Automotive devices to the trunk
- Easy Installation: The installation process takes less than 5 minutes and all you need is a 10mm wrench and either a key or a screwdriver; It comes with all the necessary components for installation, eliminating the need for wire splicing or screws
- Security Gateway Bypass: The Z Automotive Double Bypass kit allows you to access the OBD2 port by creating an additional OBD2 port in the trunk, allowing devices to bypass the security feature
- Buy with Confidence: The Z Auto Double Bypass backed by Z Automotive's Limited 90-day warranty
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