ECU Database
Search more than 2.1 million ECU records by make, series, ECU type, part number or software version. EcuDetectV2 is a free reference tool built for professionals in the automotive software industry.
| Record | Make | Series | Model range | Variant | Feature | Output | ECU maker | ECU type | ECU part no. | OEM part no. | Software | SW version |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| View | Ford | Focus | Focus 2011 | 2.0 TDCi | 163.0PS 119.9kW | Delphi | DCM3.5 | BV61-12A650-AFJ | DS-BV61-12A650-KG | BV61-14C204-EJ | T5BE2B25 | |
| View | Ford | Focus | Focus 2011 | 2.0 TDCi | Delphi | DCM3.5 | BV61-12A650-AFJ | 7335SA23390023 | ||||
| View | Ford | Focus | Focus 2011 | 2.0 TDCi | 163.0PS 119.9kW | Delphi | DCM3.5 | BV61-12A650-AFJ | BV61-14C204-EJ | BV61-12A650-AFJ | ||
| View | Ford | Focus | Focus 2011 | 2.0 TDCi | 163.0PS 119.9KW | Delphi | DCM3.5 | BV61-12A650-AFJ | DS-BV61-12A650-KG | BV61-14C204-EJ | T5BE2B25 | |
| View | Ford | Focus | Focus 2011 | 2.0 T-V3 | 163.0PS 119.9kW | Delphi | DCM3.5 | BV61-12A650-KG | BV61-12A650-AFJ | BV61-14C625-LJ | ||
| View | Ford | Focus | Focus 3 | 2.0 TDCi | 140.0PS 103.0KW | Delphi | DCM3.5 | BV61-14C204-EJ | BV61-12A650-AFJ | 3933SA30110181 | ||
| View | Ford | Focus | 2.0 TDCi | 163.0PS 119.9KW | Delphi | DCM3.5 | AU71-12A650-AC | BV61-14C204-EJ | BV61-12A650-AFJ | |||
| View | Ford | Focus | 2.0 TDCi | 163.0PS 119.9KW | Delphi | DCM3.5 | AU71-12A650-AC | BV61-14C204-EJ | BV61-12A650-AFJ | |||
| View | Ford | Focus | 2.0 TDI | 163.0PS 119.9kW | Delphi | DCM3.5 | BV61-14C625-MJ | BV61-12A650-AFJ | BV61-14C204-EJ | |||
| View | Ford | Focus | 2.0 TDCi | 163.0PS 119.9KW | Delphi | DCM3.5 | BV61-12A650-AFJ | BV61-12A650-KG | BV61-14C204-EJ | T5BE2B25 | ||
| View | Ford | Focus | 2.0 TDCI | 136.0PS 100.0KW | Delphi | DCM3.5 | BV61-12A650-AFJ | DS-BV61-12A650-KG | BV61-14C204-EJ | T5BE2B25 |
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