I found a ECU
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I found a ECU
I found a computer, but its for a FORD Mustang LX and it was a manny. Does that matter?
I have a 1990 Ford Bronco 5.0 with a AOD.
I dont know if you remember Ken, but I have a aftermarket/refurb'd ECU and you didnt see a code that matched with my ECU.
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The computer is noted with the following: K8E03; DA1; and part number E7SF-12A650-A1B.
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Also another one:
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A9L computer
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Will these work?
I have a 1990 Ford Bronco 5.0 with a AOD.
I dont know if you remember Ken, but I have a aftermarket/refurb'd ECU and you didnt see a code that matched with my ECU.
Quote
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The computer is noted with the following: K8E03; DA1; and part number E7SF-12A650-A1B.
"
Also another one:
"
A9L computer
"
Will these work?
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By the time you go through all this expense and trouble, you might be better off with a cam change!
By the time you go through all this expense and trouble, you might be better off with a cam change!
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