Ecu-module Mercruiser 5.0l Alpha on 2040-parts.com
Pella, Iowa, United States
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The part was purchased to fix a boat problem. The ECU was not needed to fix my boat and I would like to sell it to someone that needs one. Was installed in my boat for less than 1 hour to find out that this was not the problem. The online retailer would not take this ECU back since it was opened.
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