00-01 Oem Nissan Maxima Infinity I30 A/t Tcs A56-q79 Ecu Ecm Ecc C56-w57 Zs7k on 2040-parts.com
Denton, Maryland, US
Up for sale is a Nissan Genuine Remanufactured Nissan Maxima/Infinity I30 engine control module or ECU. It was removed from a 2001 Nissan Maxima with an auto trans and traction control. As you can see from the pictures the circuits are in perfect condition. If you do not fix what caused your ecu to fail(usually the idle control or coils), it will cause this one to fail also. This ECU comes with a 60 day warranty as long as it is returned in the condition pictured. The part number is C56-W57 ZS7K. This is interchangeable with other part numbers. You must verify any interchange. Make sure this is the part you need. This ecu may need to be programmed.
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