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Looking for a porsche 944 ecu

ThriftySquirrel
Posts: 13 Forumite
in Motoring
Hi,
my garage has told me that the ecu for my 1988 porsche 944 has failed. The cost for a new ecu is very expensive. I've gotten some quotes to have the ecu repaired, but repairing it is also very expensive.
I'd be keen to get advice on getting a 2nd hand ecu instead of buying new. The ecu is a Bosch motronic unit (Bosch part no: 0261 200 086).
Thanks!
my garage has told me that the ecu for my 1988 porsche 944 has failed. The cost for a new ecu is very expensive. I've gotten some quotes to have the ecu repaired, but repairing it is also very expensive.

I'd be keen to get advice on getting a 2nd hand ecu instead of buying new. The ecu is a Bosch motronic unit (Bosch part no: 0261 200 086).
Thanks!
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I regularly check ebay, but for it to work I need one which matches the part number of my old one, and the same year. Have seen it on ebay twice but lost out on both occasions.0
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get yourself an auction sniper for last second ebay bidding
it would be worth joining all the porsche forums you can find, most have classified sections0 -
Try Porschapart - need to ring them on 07000 924 944
HTH.if it's more than 10 stone, and that hairy, it's probably not a dog...it may be a wookie.0 -
Thanks for all your ideas so far.
Porker, I'll give them a call.0 -
how did you get on? is it sorted?if it's more than 10 stone, and that hairy, it's probably not a dog...it may be a wookie.0
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ThriftySquirrel wrote:I'd be keen to get advice on getting a 2nd hand ecu instead of buying new.
Secondly, buy a copy of 911 & Porsche World magazine. The various Porsche breakers advertise there, so ring round them all.
Thirdly, when you search on eBay, make sure that you search world-wide and not just UK.
Best of luck!
Philip0
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