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Engine control unit Kia Carens 2.0 CRDI 0281012671 3911327370

  • Part Type ECU Engine controller
  • Vehicle Make and Model Kia Carens
  • Engine Type 2.0 CRDI
  • Manufacturer Bosch
  • Manufacturer Part Number 0 281 012 671 / 0281012671
  • OEM Part Number 39113-27370 / 3911327370
  • Configuration Variants Locked / Unlocked
  • Warranty 6-month warranty
  • Condition USED ORIGINAL IN GOOD CONDITION
  • Testing & Inspection Device thoroughly inspected and tested by a certified technician
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Price £189.90
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PRODUCT DETAILS

  • Part Type ECU Engine controller
  • Vehicle Make and Model Kia Carens
  • Engine Type 2.0 CRDI
  • Manufacturer Bosch
  • Manufacturer Part Number 0 281 012 671 / 0281012671
  • OEM Part Number 39113-27370 / 3911327370
  • Configuration Variants Locked / Unlocked
  • Warranty 6-month warranty
  • Condition USED ORIGINAL IN GOOD CONDITION
  • Testing & Inspection Device thoroughly inspected and tested by a certified technician

Is this Kia Carens control unit the right one for your engine?

A used engine control unit in working order and in good condition for the Kia Carens - numbers 0 281 012 671 / 0281012671; 39113-27370 / 3911327370. The numbers are listed below, and if you have any questions about the fit, write to us.

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Engine control unit for Kia Carens

If your Kia Carens 2.0 CRDI is hard to start, loses power or has the engine warning light on, the control unit may be the cause. We are selling a used module in working order and in good condition.

Numbers to compare

  • 0 281 012 671 / 0281012671 - manufacturer's number (Bosch)
  • 39113-27370 / 3911327370 - part number (OEM / vehicle)

Application according to the listing

  • Kia Carens - model
  • 2.0 CRDI - engine according to the listing
  • Bosch - manufacturer

What an engine control unit does

The control unit communicates with the car's other modules over the CAN bus, including the ABS, the gearbox and the instrument cluster. That is why the software version and the hardware number matter when matching. After replacement, the module usually has to be matched to the car, and in some cars it also needs coding or adaptation.

Fitment

Compare number 0 281 012 671 in full with the number on your control unit. Different versions were fitted to the same models, so it is the number that decides the match, not the model alone. The same engine type was sometimes controlled by different module versions, so the number decides the match first, and only then the model and year.

Symptoms of a faulty control unit

  • no power to the injectors,
  • memory and checksum errors,
  • the engine will not start despite a healthy battery,
  • the control unit reports an internal fault.

Note down the stored fault codes before removing the unit, as after the replacement they will help you judge whether the problem has been solved.

Locked or unlocked variant?

A locked control unit is sold with the previous vehicle's data - this is an option for workshops that can unlock and program it. We prepare an unlocked control unit before dispatch, which usually takes about 1-2 working days. Not every unlocking method (PIN / CAR PASS, Virgin, IMMO OFF, auto-programming, cloning) is available for every control unit - it depends on the number, software and immobiliser. See our ECU preparation options and contact us before buying.

Questions and answers

Is the part new?
The control unit is used, but in working order. The warranty is stated in the product features.
Why is the number written in several ways?
The same number may be written with spaces, with hyphens or as a single string. We give it in two forms to make it easier to find.
What is the difference between the locked and the unlocked variant?
A locked unit holds the previous car's data and immobiliser coding, while an unlocked one is prepared by us before dispatch. You will find a description on our ECU preparation options page.

Not sure? Write to contact@auto24parts.com and we will help you choose the right control unit for your car.

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