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What about the ecu?
ecu?
ecu?
yes the ecm and the ecu is the same thing. ecu stands for electronic control module and ecu stands for electronic control unit. they are both the same thing just ecm in canada and ecu in america.
There is not a single ECU sensor. There are dozens of sensors on this car that feed the ECU
dosnt have an ecu
get your ecu checked out my 91 was doing the same thing, the ecu was bad, and the ground to the ecu was bad, which caused the "fry" to the ecu.
Ecu rvr rs
Its depends on what vehicle. Some ECU's you can still get from the dealership. But I had a 90 laser that needed an ecu, these guys helped alot. They rebuild ecu's and give quotes on others if they have. Good luck.ecmoutlet.com
where is the ECU on Daewoo Matiz 1999
Assuming you mean the engine ECU, the answer is no
ecu= engine control unit