95 96 Mercedes W202 C220 Ecu Ecm Pcm Engine Computer 261 203 524 / 017 545 61 32 on 2040-parts.com
US $119.99
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Saint Louis, Missouri, US
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Engine Control unit from a 1996 Mercedes Benz C220(W202 chassis). This is from a perfect running car, no check engine lights, no issues what so ever. Car was hit in rear wheel and totalled. This fits 95 and 96 C220 with ATS Traction control. Must match part #.
Part # A 017 545 61 32
0 261 203 524
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