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Replacing the ECU with correct part #

mimsrsxsmimsrsxs Member Posts: 1
edited July 2015 in Acura
Hello! I just had my ECU stolen from my Acura and I am learning that I cant just buy any ECU - I have to have the correct part # then have it reprogrammed. Well since it was stolen - I dont have that part #. Anyone know how I can obtain this? Maybe by VIN # or a website? Or anyone that can help me look up the ECU part # with my VIN number?

Thank you all I appreciate any help!

Mimi
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  • mikek2015mikek2015 Member Posts: 8
    Yes you can go for full standalone ECU. It completely replaces the factory ECU and able to do everything the factory ECU did. Also there are many web stores where you can find the perfect ECU for for your car.
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