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0281014250 39110-27355 IMMO OFF ECU ENGINE CONTROLLER KIA SPORTAGE 2.0 CRDi 3911027355

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ECU 0281014250 / 39110-27355 – Engine Control Unit KIA Sportage 2.0 CRDi

Original Bosch EDC16C39 engine control unit in IMMO OFF version, designed for KIA Sportage and Hyundai Tucson 2.0 CRDi. Fully tested and ready for Plug & Play installation.

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  • CAR MODEL KIA SPORTAGE
  • ENGINE 2.0 CRDi
  • OEM: 39110-27355 , 3911027355
  • PART NUMBER Bosch : 0281014250
  • PLUG AND PLAY IMMO OFF
  • WARRANTY 6 MONTH
  • TESTED Second hand product
  • PAYMENT: Credit Card , Bank Transfer , PayPal
  • DELIVERY European Union 2-3 working days
  • DELIVERY Worldwide 4-7 working days

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Engine Control Unit 0281014250 / 39110-27355 – KIA Sportage 2.0 CRDi IMMO OFF

For sale: original Bosch EDC16C39 engine control unit with reference numbers 0281014250 and 39110-27355, used in KIA Sportage 2.0 CRDi vehicles. The unit is prepared in IMMO OFF mode – the immobilizer is disabled, so the ECU works immediately after connection, without coding keys or entering a PIN code.

Where was this ECU used?

The Bosch model 0281014250 / 39110-27355 was installed in KIA and Hyundai diesel vehicles with the 2.0 CRDi (D4EA) engine between 2004 and 2009. Commonly found in:

  • KIA Sportage (II JE) – 2.0 CRDi – production years 2004–2009
  • Hyundai Tucson (JM) – 2.0 CRDi – production years 2004–2009

This ECU works with the Bosch Common Rail system and is compatible with both manual and automatic gearboxes.

Installation and startup

Thanks to the IMMO OFF mode, installation is extremely simple – just replace the old ECU, connect the plugs and start the vehicle. It’s a Plug & Play solution, ideal for immobilizer failures or damaged original control units.


 

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions about ECU 0281014250 for KIA

Will this ECU fit my car?

Yes, if you have a KIA Sportage 2.0 CRDi or Hyundai Tucson 2.0 CRDi from 2004–2009 and your original ECU has the number 0281014250 or 39110-27355.


Does the ECU need programming?

No. The IMMO OFF mode allows the ECU to work immediately after installation, without key or immobilizer programming.


Is the ECU new?

No, it’s an original used Bosch unit, fully tested on a diagnostic bench and in a test vehicle. 100% functional and ready to install.


Can additional modifications be made?

Yes – on request, we can prepare versions with DPF OFF, EGR OFF, or increased power via CHIP TUNING.


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