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Price for '90 turbo ECU's

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I've just bought 2 standard 944 turbo ECU's (main & anti-knock or lock? I can't de-cypher the invoice). They were fitted and supplied by the chaps repairing my car with no mess and no waiting for the parts, I have also been supplied back with the old faulty parts. Before they were fitted the car wouldn't run, now it runs like a dream. I just wanted to check what a fair price for these parts would be as I feel I may have paid too much. Whats the general consensus?

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D5hef

'90 Turbo SE - standard, but not for long
 
I have a pair unused in my garage. I didn't know what to ask for them, but I hadn't expected it to be half a bag. I'm not saying that was too dear though, more that mine are now available at £250 each [;)]
 
IS it the ABS (anti lock brakes) ecu and the main ECU?
There is someone who repairs/refurbs the ecu's (IIRC there was an article in 911&PW a few years back) they may be able to fix your faulty ones which you could then sell on.
For a DME and KLR at £500 I would give serious consideration to going to a standalone management system (you get something new for not too much more money), however I dont think after market ABS brains are an option.
Not sure what the current going rate is for ECU's but they probably cost a lot more than that new ;)

Tony
 
Cheers for that, I had considered trying to get the old ecu's fixed and will look into this further. I also have some faulty injectors, but I dont know whether these can also be repaired . The fault with the injectors is on the electonic side rather than the nozzle (fuel delivery) side.

Cheers

D5hef

 
Ah so thats why porsche are the most profitatable car malker in the world ...

Glad I didnt buy new

On another note, If anyone knows where I can get the old ones looked at/ repaired I would be interested in trying to recoup at leas some of my expenditure back.

Cheers

D5hef

944 Turbo SE
 
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