Description
Bosch MED17 TSI engine calculator – 06J 906 026 AA (part 06J 906 026 FF) – Original part tested and verified
The engine computer controls the direct injection of gasoline, ignition, the turbo and air management. It communicates with the other computer systems in the vehicle and is part of the anti-lock system. This computer (part number 06J 906 026 FF) has been reprogrammed with the original VAG software 06J 906 026 AA: it behaves like a 06J 906 026 AA computer.
Each computer is tested on a bench in our Duillier workshop: power supply, diagnostic communication, reading of the identification and absence of internal defects.
Characteristics:
- Bosch MED17 engine calculator
- For engine: TSI (petrol, direct injection)
- Material reference: 06J 906 026 FF / 06J906026FF
- Software installed: 06J 906 026 AA (original VAG software)
- Original VAG part
- Reference: 06J 906 026 AA / 06J906026AA
- Bosch reference: 0 261 S05 869 / 0261S05869
Compatible vehicles (depending on the original equipment):
- Vehicles from the VAG group (Volkswagen, Audi, Seat, Škoda) equipped with an original TSI engine and 06J 906 026 AA computer.
To know before buying:
- If your computer has another reference, we can consider reprogramming it using your original software. Contact us.
- An engine computer must be adapted to the anti-lock system (IMMO) of your vehicle. Without this adaptation, the engine will not start. We can perform this adaptation in our workshop.
- Order the same reference as that of your original computer, including the final letters. The software depends on the engine, transmission and anti-pollution standard.
- In case of doubt, send us your chassis number (VIN) and we will confirm compatibility.
- If your engine won’t start, the problem may be with the wiring, the power supply, or another computer. We can perform a diagnostic before the purchase.
- Assembly and customization are not included, but we can do them in our workshop.
Contents:
- Calculator alone, without beam or holder
Guarantee
- 24 months warranty N’Joy Car on the functioning of the part.
