02 Vw Bug Beetle 2.0l 06a906032gf Engine Computer Control Module Brain Ecu Ecm on 2040-parts.com
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2002 Volkswagen Beetle 2.0L Turbo Engine Control Module / Computer ECU ECM / Brain Box
06A906032GF 0261207369 Ships within 2 business day Guaranteed in good working condition!! Most ECU's need reprogrammed in order to get them to work with your particular vehicle. Please check with your dealer or mechanic before buying. Please match part number BEFORE bidding and please ensure your ECU needs replaced before buying. 30 day defective exchange warranty. 
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