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0281014409 4L1910401 IMMO OFF ECU ENGINE CONTROLLER AUDI Q7 3.0 TDI WORKS IMMEDIATELY

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4L1910401 IMMO OFF engine ECU – ready to work immediately, no coding required

Bosch EDC16CP34 ECU 0281014409 fully functional, prepared in IMMO OFF version, saves time and costs associated with programming.

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  • CAR MODEL AUDI Q7
  • ENGINE 3.0 TDI
  • OEM: 0281014409
  • PART NUMBER 4L1910401 EDC16CP34
  • 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 ECU 0281014409 / 4L1910401 – Audi Q7 3.0 TDI IMMO OFF

We offer the original Bosch EDC16CP34 engine ECU with reference numbers 0281014409 and 4L1910401, dedicated to Audi Q7 3.0 TDI vehicles. The unit has been professionally prepared in IMMO OFF mode, allowing it to work immediately after installation – no immobilizer programming or key coding required.

Compatible vehicle models

The Bosch 0281014409 / 4L1910401 ECU was installed in vehicles with 3.0 V6 TDI diesel engines. Compatible with:

  • Audi Q7 3.0 TDI – years 2006–2010
  • Engine codes: ASB, BUN, CASA, BUG

This ECU works with both automatic and manual gearboxes and is fully compatible with the EDC16CP34 system used in the VAG group.

Programming and installation

The IMMO OFF version requires no programming – simply install it in place of the faulty ECU. It’s a Plug & Play solution that eliminates issues with immobilizers, damaged ECUs or lost keys.

Workshops can also request additional modifications such as:

  • CHIP TUNING – power and torque increase (+15%)
  • EGR OFF – exhaust gas recirculation valve deactivation
  • DPF OFF – diesel particulate filter removal

 


FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions

Will ECU 0281014409 fit my Audi?

Yes, if your car is an Audi Q7 3.0 TDI from 2006–2010 and your original ECU number is 0281014409 or 4L1910401, this unit will fit perfectly.


Does this ECU require programming?

No, the IMMO OFF version is completely ready to use. After installation, the engine will start immediately.


Has the ECU been tested?

Yes, each unit is physically tested on a diagnostic bench and in a vehicle to guarantee full functionality.


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