Tested 06 07 Zx10r Zx10 Ecu Ecm Cdi Fi Module Computer Igniter & Relay Assembly on 2040-parts.com
Sierra Madre, California, US
From a 2007 Kawasaki ZX10R being parted out in the boneyard (not pictured) wrecked with only 2500k miles on it.
I tested both the relay assembly and ECM (in the 06 ZX10 pictured) and they work perfectly guaranteed!
Includes rubber mount.
Part number for FI Control Unit : 21175-0083
Part number for Relay Assembly :
27002-0007
Thanks, happy bidding!
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