Direct Connection "gold Box" Ecu, Part # P4120600 on 2040-parts.com
Commerce Township, Michigan, US
These are Chrysler Direct Connection "Gold Box" electronic control units (ECUs), Chrysler part number P4120600, developed for high performance applications with the Chrysler electronic ignition of the 1970's and for electronic ignition conversions of 1960 Chrysler products. They were purchased new around 1980-1981, but put aside and never used. Since they were never used, I don't know if they works or not. However, they were both carefully stored. The instruction sheet that came with the units are included, but not the original box..
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