12-13 Kia Soul 2.0l 39102-2eak0 Ecu Ecm Engine Control Module Unit Pcm Brain Oem on 2040-parts.com
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2012-2013 KIA Soul 2.0L OEM ECU / ECM, Engine Control Unit / Engine Control Module
39102-2EAK0
39103-2EAK0
Ships within 2 business days Guaranteed in good working condition for 30 days!! Most ECU's need reprogrammed in order to get them to work with your particular vehicle. Please match part number BEFORE buying and please ensure your ECU needs replaced before buying. 30 day defective exchange warranty. |
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