94-95 Mitsubishi Mighty Max Dodge D50 Pickup Ecu Computer Md302265 on 2040-parts.com
Goshen, Indiana, US
This is a pull from a great running 1995 Mighty Max, with a 2.4L manual transmission. It is in great working order.
When replacing an ECU you should always match part numbers. This is Mitsubishi part number MD302265. Order new from mitsubishi you would pay well over $750 for this same component. Take advantage of the great offer!
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