95 Audi 90 Computer Ecm Non-quattro 5 Speed Manual Tranny 8a0 906 266b Fwd on 2040-parts.com
Pawling, New York, US
I'm selling the Electronic Control Module (ECM) and installation bracket out my Audi 90 that I'm parting out.
It has manual 5 speed non-quattro transmission (Front Wheel Drive), with a 2.8L engine.
The car ran until the last day when it needed too much suspension work and I didn't want to spend the money.
Guaranteed that it's not a DOA
$14 Shipping to the lower 48
Paypal only please.
Thanks for looking
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