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WANTED: 1997-98 CORVETTE ECM (Engine Control Module)

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I'm looking for a replacement ECM for my 1998 Corvette. The part is only good for the 97 and 98 model years. Changes were apparently made for model years 99 and newer.  Delco part number if useful is: 19332289 or 16238212.

 

This part has proven much more difficult to find than I anticipated. If you or anyone you know own one, please let me know. I'd love to get my car back on the road!

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Buy 1998 Chevrolet Corvette Engine Control Module. MODULE. Control. A module in a vehicle used to Located, SYSTEM, Right - OEM Chevrolet Part # 19332289 (16238212)

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A module in a vehicle used to monitor and control many components of the vehicle's engine management system. Control module is located on right apron. Listing is for remanufactured part. Contact dealer for core exchange information. Located on right apron. ECM. Engine Unit. PCM. Powertrain. REFURBISHED.

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