to get at the ecu(or pcm, as Mazda calls it) you pull the radio head unit. it is behind it. and it is IN there. the hardest part is to disconnect the wire harness's, which are BEHIND it, and really hard to get at. pry off the carpet by the accelerator, and you will see the connectors. it might be easier to pry off the connectors before unbolting the unit. removing it will test your mettle.
Mazda 626 frm 1996 doesn't have O2 sensors, have you ECU/PCM inspected, it might have a minor damage.
The ECU part for this car runs $150 to $300. To replace it, it can run the cost up another $100 to $200 if a person does the replacement at a shop.
On a Left-hand drive Miata, the ECU is under the dash, just above the brake pedal to the left, look for a silver box with 3 wire harnesses plugged into it.
4. 1 before the precat in each exhaust manifold and 1 following the precat in each exhaust manifold. The main cat under the car is not monitored by the ECU.
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purchase it with a gasket and replace it but it doesn't work some time if you looking forward to kill your check-engine light. The Mazda Tribute ecu has to relearn/ reprogram itself(1)You could take your vehicle to the nearest Mazda dealer get your computer "flashed". (2) you could reset Your ecu by using a obt2 code reader.(3) you must drive your vehicle For 20 minutes for your ecu to relearn its readings from the new egr valve/sensor.............."BUKUBU!LT" B I G Island HAWAII
The 2002 Ford Windstar ECU can be found on the firewall in the engine compartment. The ECU will be on the drivers side of the firewall.
all ecu codes are posted at mx6.com and probetalk.com
I have a 97 Mazda millenia and its supposed to be located under the passengers side dash. I havent located it yet but I am going to look for it 2morrow and I will let you know what I find. On the driver's side near the fuse panel inside the car. The ECU is located near the passenger's side underneath the radio/CD player.
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Under the drivers seat
The ECU is in the engine compartment on a 2002 Pontiac Grand Am. It is the sensor behind the converter.