Pectel Sq6 Engine Control Unit 2mb Logging Traction Control With Connector/pins on 2040-parts.com
Rapid City, South Dakota, United States
Tested and working Pectel SQ6 ECU
Has 2MB Logging Memory Upgrade and Traction Control Upgrade Includes complete connector, shrinkable boot, and 100 pins (12 extra) Serial Number 2000 |
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