Before you get too excited. There's a couple of red, or at least yellow, flags in that seller's listing. First, it says "compatible with" which often means it's NOT the exact item you want. Second, it says "remanufactured", and AFAIK there's nothing to "remanufacture"... I don't like it when sellers claim something like this simply to inflate the price. Testing a used unit is not remanufacturing it. There is zero description. And, what's the odds of a seller having FOUR of a rare ECU part number? Finally, note the photos show no label or part number.
My guess: The seller has the ability to reflash these ECU's to whatever program / software / part number you want. They sell you a generic unit with the correct software, but it probably will not have the original part number / label... unless the seller applies a reproduction label. If you buy 2, they should be different date codes at least. If you get 2 with identical label / date codes, that would confirm my suspension.
Anyway. Be careful out there. Seller feedback is decent, so you might receive a valid product.
"Original spare part
The vehicle list & compatibility is without guarantee!
Please compare the part number before purchasing,
to avoid a bad purchase.
For more information write us a message.
We will help you.
Installation possible on site, of course very cheap.
The goods are sold with a 1 year warranty.
Contact us if a defect occurs."
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