1991-92 Bmw E34 E36 2.5 M50 Non-vanos Ecu Dme Engine Computer 0261200402 on 2040-parts.com
Marysville, Washington, United States
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1991-92 BMW E34 E36 2.5 M50 Non-Vanos Engine Computer ECU Part number(s): 0 261 200 402 Vehicle Interchange:
Our list shows that this part number works
with 1991-92 525i and 1992 325i 325is only
with 2.5L Non-Vanos engine. Will not work with 1991 and earlier E30
style cars. Be absolutely sure you have
matched the part number correctly because there are no returns or
refunds. Note that appearance may vary from photo as my inventory
changes. Before you purchase this item be sure you have properly diagnosed your car's issue as we do not accept returns or issue refunds. Part numbers and large photos are provided for your convenience so you can research compatibility. If you have any questions, we will get back to you as quickly as we can. Check out our store for other great finds at discount prices! 
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