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02 Nissan Maxima Infiniti I35 3.5l Ecu Ecm Engine Computer Unit A56-t10 Zk6 Ay on 2040-parts.com

US $149.99
Location:

O'Fallon, Illinois, US

O'Fallon, Illinois, US
Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted Refund will be given as:Money Back Item must be returned within:30 Days Return policy details:Please contact us if your item arrives in a condition that was not described in the listing or does not arrive as expected. We will get started right away on resolving any problems. You can contact us on the listing page at the bottom left corner. Thanks again for your business! Return shipping will be paid by:Seller Restocking Fee:No Other Part Number:Engine Computer ECU Warranty:Yes Brand:Factory, OEM Placement on Vehicle:Front Surface Finish:SILVER Country of Manufacture:United States Fast Shipping:Yes

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PLEASE REVIEW THE PICTURES AT THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE.

2002 INFINITI 3.5L ECU ECM ENGINE COMPUTER WITH KEY AND IMMOBILIZER A56-T10 ZK6 AY

Please insure your IACV and/or TPS are in good working order before using this unit or it will burn out.

REMOVED FROM A 2002 INFINITI WITH TRACTION CONTROL

FEDERAL EMISSIONS

CONDITION: EXCELLENT CONDITION, TESTED BEFORE REMOVED!  

THIS UNIT WAS opened and inspected AND DOES NOT HAVE ANY BURNED COMPONENTS, CORROSION OR LEAKS.

THIS UNIT WAS opened and inspected AND DOES NOT HAVE ANY BURNED COMPONENTS. Corrosion, OR LEAKS.

PART NUMBER: A56-T10 ZK6 AY

WILL FIT THE FOLLOWING MODELS WITH 3.5L ENGINE AND TRACTION CONTROL:

  • 2002 NISSAN MAXIMA MODELS WITH THE SAME PART NUMBER.

  • 2002 INFINITI I35 MODELS WITH THE SAME PART NUMBER

When used as a set (ECU, key, and immobilizer), it is not necessary to reprogram the ECU. However, IF only the computer is used it is necessary to have a local dealer or mechanic reprogram the unit.

 

USPS PRIORITY SHIPPING, 2-3 BUSINESS DAYS AT YOUR DOOR AFTER PAYMENT

SAME-DAY SHIPPING, 6 DAYS A WEEK!

International buyers please email for a quote. 

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returns and refunds:

we guarantee our parts 100% with an exchange or refund. (if a replacement is not available). although we test each item it is not unheard of for an item to arrive inoperable due to shipping damage ot an unforeseen error. In any instace, we will take care of it.

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regardless of the situation, our number one goal is for you to be completely satisfied and return for future purchases. we truly care about our customers and enjoy helping you get your car repaired and looking great. if you are not completely satisfied, please contact us before leaving feedback. if we messed up, we'll fix it!

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