2006 Corolla ECU No Label??

[thinkharder]

Hi Everyone,

I have been waiting for Toyota to mail me a letter to replace my ECU on my 2006 Corolla (Recall). I got it replaced once in 08, as my Corolla had a P2716 Code.

I took apart the glove compartment box, and looked at the ECU box, but there was only a clear protective film over it, and no label indicating the actual label. Anyone know if this is normal??

edit: I looked at the service detail, and the only thing I was able to find was the Part Number: 89661-02K21 (looked it up, but without the actual serial #, cannot tell if it is part of the recall).

Thanks a bunch!

[mikered30]

Vehicles Covered by the Safety Recall
Model Trim Engine Trans
4-Door Sedan CE 4 Cylinder 1ZZ-FE 4AT / 5MT
Corolla ’05 – ‘08 4-Door Sedan LE 4 Cylinder 1ZZ-FE 4AT / 5MT
4-Door Sedan S 4 Cylinder 1ZZ-FE 4AT / 5MT
Matrix ’05 – ‘08 4-Door Wagon (Base) 4 Cylinder 1ZZ-FE 4AT / 5MT 4-Door Wagon XR 4 Cylinder 1ZZ-FE 4AT / 5MT


Part Number Action Part Number Action
89661-0112# Replace the ECM
89661-02K40 Replace the ECM
89661-0113# Replace the ECM
89661-02K41 Confirm the LOT Number
89661-02C0# Replace the ECM
89661-02K42 No further action required
89661-02C1# Replace the ECM
89661-02K50 Replace the ECM
89661-02C9# Replace the ECM
89661-02K51 Confirm the LOT Number
89661-02D0# Replace the ECM
89661-02K52 No further action required
89661-02D1# Replace the ECM
89661-02Q90 Confirm the LOT Number
89661-02D4# Replace the ECM
89661-02Q91 No further action required
89661-02D5# Replace the ECM
89661-02R00 Confirm the LOT Number
89661-02K10 Replace the ECM
89661-02R01 No further action required
89661-02K11 Confirm the LOT Number
89661-02R10 Confirm the LOT Number
89661-02K12 No further action required
89661-02R11 No further action required
89661-02K20 Replace the ECM
89661-02R40 Confirm the LOT Number
89661-02K21 Confirm the LOT Number
89661-02R41 No further action required
89661-02K22 No further action required
89661-02R50 Confirm the LOT Number
89661-02K30 Replace the ECM
89661-02R51 No further action required
89661-02K31 Confirm the LOT Number
89661-0Z04# Replace the ECM
89661-02K32 No further action required

Confirm the LOT number (if required)
Use the 9th through 12th digits

For OK LOT Numbers 7227 and higher:
- No further action required.

For NG LOT Numbers 7226 and lower:
- Replace the ECM.

Since it is odd that you do not have a label, enter it here: http://www.toyota.com/owners/web/pag...call_vinlookup

[hardtopte72]

The label with the part number and lot number is on the bottom of the ecu under a plastic hinge towards the floor. You pull down the plastic hinge and remove the 2 clips. When you look up from the floor you will see the lot number. On the 02K21 I almost always replaced them as only like 1 had a high lot number.

[thinkharder]

This is what it shows..not sure if I should remove the two screws that are holding the ECM..

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[invader]

You're still looking above the ECU which is its bottom. It's mounted upside down. You need to look underneath ECU as seen from the floor after removing 2 clips and lower panel.

[antalus]

I bought a used corolla 2006 and the ECU hasn't part's number on the label.


I have been investigation on internet about that part's number is the correct for my car and i bought the 89661-02K53.

The car is working whit out problems

Edit: my car is mechanic transmission

[invader]

Originally Posted by antalus

I bought a used corolla 2006 and the ECU hasn't part's number on the label.


I have been investigation on internet about that part's number is the correct for my car and i bought the 89661-02K53.

The car is working whit out problems

Edit: my car is mechanic transmission

You mean automatic transmission?

[hardtopte72]

Originally Posted by invader

You mean automatic transmission?

Being from Argentina I am sure he mean manual. Mechanical or standard usually refer to a manual transmission.

[antalus]

Originally Posted by hardtopte72

Being from Argentina I am sure he mean manual. Mechanical or standard usually refer to a manual transmission.

Mechanic, standar or manual = gearbox whit clouth pedal

Automatic= gearbox without clouth pedal

[invader]

That may be the case if you're familiar with Guatemalan lingo, although both manual (with clutch pedal and gear shift lever) and automatic transmissions are in fact mechanical transmissions.

[antalus]

In fact a ECU for standard car can be used in a car with automatic transmission, just disable the module transmission.

[hardtopte72]

Originally Posted by invader

That may be the case if you're familiar with Argentinian lingo, although both manual (with clutch pedal and gear shift lever) and automatic transmissions are in fact mechanical transmissions.

I actually read wrong. He is from Guatemala. And the issue is that when used in everyday Spanish language there isn't really a direct translation for Manual when used to describe transmission. It is usually said

Mechanico-mechanic, Estandar-standard, or Cambio-change.

Automatic is always said Automatico.

[hardtopte72]

Originally Posted by antalus

In fact a ECU for standard car can be used in a car with automatic transmission, just disable the module transmission.

You would have a check engine light on always as well as issues with wiring the neutral safety switch.

[invader]

manual transmission (plural manual transmissions)

1. (automotive) Mechanical transmission which shifts gears by the action of the driver's hand on the gearstick or gear lever, rather than automatically; a manual gearbox.

automatic transmission (plural automatic transmissions)

1. (automotive) A mechanical transmission which shifts gears automatically response to speed and/or load, rather than requiring the operator to do so manually; an automatic gearbox.

[antalus]

Originally Posted by hardtopte72

You would have a check engine light on always as well as issues with wiring the neutral safety switch.

Hooo, thanks i don't know that issues.

PD Im from Guatemala and here Standard= Mecanico and Automatic= automatico