How much does a CTT ECU cost?
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Interesting.
The OP in this thread stated $480 from the local dealer
https://rennlist.com/forums/porsche-...rting-ecu.html
The OP in this thread stated $480 from the local dealer
https://rennlist.com/forums/porsche-...rting-ecu.html
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Interesting.
The OP in this thread stated $480 from the local dealer
https://rennlist.com/forums/porsche-...rting-ecu.html
The OP in this thread stated $480 from the local dealer
https://rennlist.com/forums/porsche-...rting-ecu.html
When you think about it most ECU's for 996TT's etc are in the $950 range used from dismantling houses, ABS and Tiptronic control modules sell for $400+ used why would a new ECU from Porsche cost anything less than 3 times that price.
like I said I might have been fed a load of crap from the dealership to make it look like they did something but $480 sounds way too cheap.
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I actually called three different porsche dealers. I simply told that I needed the main ECU for an 05 CTT. I did not give them the part number, just in case I had the wrong number. Each of the dealers individually came up with these numbers. Here are the approx prices-
Suncoast Porsche- $380
Byers Porsche $480
Midwestern Auto Group- I forget however it was between 5 and 6 hundred.
Suncoast Porsche- $380
Byers Porsche $480
Midwestern Auto Group- I forget however it was between 5 and 6 hundred.
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I actually called three different porsche dealers. I simply told that I needed the main ECU for an 05 CTT. I did not give them the part number, just in case I had the wrong number. Each of the dealers individually came up with these numbers. Here are the approx prices-
Suncoast Porsche- $380
Byers Porsche $480
Midwestern Auto Group- I forget however it was between 5 and 6 hundred.
Suncoast Porsche- $380
Byers Porsche $480
Midwestern Auto Group- I forget however it was between 5 and 6 hundred.
Do you recall if this was a new part or a rebuilt. IIRC they said they could have gotten a refurbished part cheap bu the OE was expensive.
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If you have the p/n go to GetPorscheParts.com and you will see what MSRP is and what Tischer Porsche will sell it for. My guess is Sunset would be a little cheaper still than Tischer's price. Just a guess.
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I just got the part and it is a new unit. The part is identical to the old ecu.
I tried to check the part number online however it has a bosch part number and not a porsche (955.....) number therefore it was not in their system.
I tried to check the part number online however it has a bosch part number and not a porsche (955.....) number therefore it was not in their system.
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