Rover 75/MG ZT Electronic Control Unit

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Part No.: GRID001617

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This unit requires programming to the car.
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YWC107190
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The Nut Flange Head M6 - FN106047LP - Aftermarket is a precision-engineered aftermarket component designed for secure and reliable fastening in various applications. Crafted with attention to detail and durability in mind, this flange head nut is an excellent choice for DIY projects, automotive applications, construction projects, and more. With its universal M6 size and robust construction, the FN106047LP ensures dependable performance in diverse fastening needs.
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FN106047LP
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YWC001512
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DYP10002L
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The Nut - Lokut with part number CZK3264 is a specialized fastening component designed to fit the Land Rover Freelander 1. This unique "Lokut" nut serves a pivotal role in various applications within the vehicle, ensuring secure attachment and functionality.
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Rover 75/MG ZT Electronic Control Unit
Many control unit's had numerous part number changes throughout the production run of the car so easiest way to identify the correct one for the car is to check on the unit for the relevant part number. Only the latest part numbers are shown on the website.

On the illustration there is a screw listed as item 15. The part number MG Rover used was AB608141 but their ordering system never recognised that number so it is a mystery as to what it should have been. It was only applicable to Australia, Japan and Taiwan.