will ecm from 2003 ford escape w/ ID# 1L8F12B523AD be compatible w/ 2001 ford escape w/ identical serial # ecm?

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Asked by DamselnDistress Aug 26, 2015 at 02:50 AM about the 2001 Ford Escape XLT FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

purchased emu on Ebay $40 instead
of waiting for my mechanicto pull in a
yard ( & saving him from getting all
dirty sweaty. Good deal?

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189,455

I think it will fit, but you will still need to program it...

223,915

The dealers can what is called flash the ecm to reset original settings, but you need to get your vehicle there....

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Is there any way that it can be flashed by mechanic if follow some type of manual or series of set numbers or does it HAVE TO BE DONE BY DEALER? Also...what does" oem" stand for in regards to ECM?

223,915

Dealer is who I know who does this. they have all the original specs. The car may run, I don't know for sure. OEM= original equipment manufacture.

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223,915

Really cant go wrong, $40 is a good price, considering I spent $400 on a performance chip for my truck computer...

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Yikes.that was about how much prices were on other avenues of acquiring ($299 mostly) part coming from Canada Just chkd progress. @ JFKA on 26. Hopefully works well. Listing said 100% working order. Thanks again

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