1988 89 Toyota Pickup Truck 4runner Transmission Computer Ect 22re 89530-35190 on 2040-parts.com
Holiday, Florida, US
Used Toyota ECT ECU, came out of a 1988 4runner, works great.
Please check part number and picture for your application.
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