Maserati body alarm and heating control computer module manufactured by Bitron Italy

📌 Automotive Part Details

• Condition: Used (Good Functional Condition)

• Part Name: Body Alarm & Heating Control Module / NAG Unit

• Compatible with: Maserati models built on the M145 / M139 platforms:

  • Maserati GranTurismo (M145): 4.2L / 4.7L / S / MC Stradale (2007–2019)

  • Maserati Quattroporte (V - M139): 4.2L / 4.7L / Sport GT (2003–2012)

  • Maserati GranCabrio: 4.7L / Sport / MC (2010–2019)

• Model Years: 2007 – 2019 (Please verify exact part number compatibility)

🔍 Part Identification

• Brand/Type: Genuine Maserati / Manufactured by Bitron

• Maserati Part Ref: 233777

• Model Code: NAG M145 AL BL

• Bitron Part No: 30861705

• Version: HW 09 / SW 03

• Batch Codes: 13910 / 001760

📝 Item Description

Genuine Maserati body alarm and heating control computer module manufactured by Bitron Italy. This specialized elongated module regulates specific body electronics including cabin alarm sensors, anti-theft security triggers, and climate-controlled heating grids. The black composite housing is completely intact with sharp "DO NOT DROP" factory moldings and a fully legible product sticker. All 3 primary colored connector slots (Grey, Brown, Black) are clean, straight, and completely free of corrosion.

⚠️ Condition & Fitment Notes

• Condition Note: Clean salvaged part. All internal electronics have been tested and approved. Plastic mounting clips and tabs are in great shape.

• Ideal For: Replacing a water-damaged or fried vehicle security module that causes faulty alarm triggers, key fob synchronization issues, or failures in the cabin heating circuits.

• Important Note: Due to Maserati's sophisticated electronic network, installing this unit may require a Proxi Alignment or system reset using a factory-level diagnostic tool (Maserati DEIS system) to clear lingering fault codes and sync properly with the CAN-bus network.

🛡 Warranty

• Warranty: 1-month replacement warranty covering internal circuit board and component faults.