2004 Rover 75 Con SE CDTi 2.0 Auto ECU Swap

Shunter12 · 9th February 2020, 17:28

I didn't think to check the NNW number, which luckily is the same. I understand there may be configuration issues, I don't have cruise control etc so I'm not too worried about that.

I did consider getting the ECU repaired. I spoke to Rover Link "onth Wirral" who advised the last ECU they sorted cost £550. I don't have that kind of money and for a car that cost me £900 to start with, I wouldn't go that far.

I saw another on eBay who repairs them for £195 but they want to see the car. Which is pretty set on not moving at the moment.

I have followed practically every thread for this issue and nothing has cured the issue. The kit cost me £95 which is considerably less than the other solutions I have considered.

Unless someone knows another cost effective method that guarantees a working ECU?

9th February 2020, 17:28	#6
Shunter12 Newbie YT54CPU Join Date: Feb 2020 Location: Leigh, Greater Manchester Posts: 10 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	I didn't think to check the NNW number, which luckily is the same. I understand there may be configuration issues, I don't have cruise control etc so I'm not too worried about that. I did consider getting the ECU repaired. I spoke to Rover Link "onth Wirral" who advised the last ECU they sorted cost £550. I don't have that kind of money and for a car that cost me £900 to start with, I wouldn't go that far. I saw another on eBay who repairs them for £195 but they want to see the car. Which is pretty set on not moving at the moment. I have followed practically every thread for this issue and nothing has cured the issue. The kit cost me £95 which is considerably less than the other solutions I have considered. Unless someone knows another cost effective method that guarantees a working ECU?