1995 JAGUAR XJ12 ECU & TCM MATCHED PAIR (USA)

$250, shipping free in continental USA. Other shipping, please contact me.


This is the matched pair ECU (Engine Control Unit, Computer) and TCM (Transmission Control Module) from a 1995 Jaguar XJ12 (USA)

ECU: LNA1410LC/002 Jaguar Denso
TCM: LAB2400BA Jaguar Delco with Technical Bulletin EPROM Update Sept 27 1995 08.2-01 already performed, see photo for TSB service sticker.

1995 XJ12, VIN SAJMX1348SC721591

The vehicle was in a salvage yard, so I cannot verify if it was running before I pulled the modules.

This pair may also work in a 1996 XJ12, but please do your research to verify before purchasing as there were some minor part number revisions for later XJ12 VINs and I don't know for certain.

There were only 564 XJ12 produced in 1995, and 535 XJ12 produced in 1996 worldwide. Only about 180 made it to North America each year, so this was a very rare car in the US even when new, especially rare some 20 years later. And consequently the North America XJ12 specific ECU and TCM are getting more difficult to find particularly as a matched pair.

If you are looking for a spare or replacement ECU/TCM pair, this is a chance to get your hands on a matched set.

As this is a used set, they cannot be fully guaranteed and I have no way to test them. Given the high value of these items I however will honor a 15 calendar day functional warantee from date of your receiving the item per the tracking information. If you test the set and they don't work within that 15 day window, I will refund your purchase price less shipping once the pair is returned.

I may also have this item listed elsewhere, so bear with me if you offer to purchase I and have to check that it wasn't sold before closing this post.

Please feel free to ask any questions, and I'll do the best I can to answer.

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Still available, best reasonable offer over $150, probably about $20 shipping inside USA.

I wanted to save these rare modules from the shredder, since there were so few XJ12's of these series made.

 

Did you save the whole car from the crusher or just the modules?