96 Probe 626 Mx-6 Mx6 2.5l V6 Mt Ecu Ecm Pcm Engine Computer Klc9 18 881b K on 2040-parts.com

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Engine control module from a 1996 Probe. Removed from a vehicle that ran well with no CELs or
stored codes. Opened and inspected. The pictures below are of the actual part you will receive.

Part number is KLC9 18 881B. This will work in place of any KLC9 ECU regardless of ending letter
(A, B, C, or no letter). This fits 96 Probe, 626, and MX-6 with 2.5L V6 with manual transmission ONLY.
Please make sure to match number before ordering.

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