Ebcm problem

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Ebcm problem

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I need to replace the ebcm on my 2001 ssei. I can't find the exact one I need. I have a few salvage yards that say they have one to fit my car, but can't seem to be able to tell me what the letters are on the part. I've given them the VIN number for my car for search purposes and they say it fits, but I don't want to get one that isn't the exact fit. A new one is way more than I want to spend. Anybody got some advice from experience or have one with the "LL" letters they want to sell?
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2001 SSEI-304,572 miles, 3.5 Pulley, Intense PCM, Intense FWI Spectre filter, 160 tstat, ngk iridiums, belden wires, Silverstars-high and low beam, rebuilt tranny, shift kit, cooler, Dex VI fluid, replace the rear compressor and lines and level sensor, Monroe air shocks in back, FE5 struts and Moog strut mounts, Moog stabilizer bars, AC\Delco control arms.

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Already did. No luck.
1988 SSE-Gone but not forgotten.
2001 SSEI-304,572 miles, 3.5 Pulley, Intense PCM, Intense FWI Spectre filter, 160 tstat, ngk iridiums, belden wires, Silverstars-high and low beam, rebuilt tranny, shift kit, cooler, Dex VI fluid, replace the rear compressor and lines and level sensor, Monroe air shocks in back, FE5 struts and Moog strut mounts, Moog stabilizer bars, AC\Delco control arms.

2004 SLE-Stock, 195,000 miles,oldest son's baby now

2000 Ford Ranger-Stock, 352,000 hard, pizza delivery miles, new control arms (upper and lower), new(used) tranny
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Re: Ebcm problem

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HARO1225 used these guys and the repair was still holding after 2 years
http://cheap-abs.com/vrpontiac.html

From this thread
http://www.pontiacbonnevilleclub.com/fo ... hilit=ebcm repair
and this one
http://www.pontiacbonnevilleclub.com/fo ... hilit=ebcm
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Re: Ebcm problem

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Ok mkmike, gonna give them a try.
1988 SSE-Gone but not forgotten.
2001 SSEI-304,572 miles, 3.5 Pulley, Intense PCM, Intense FWI Spectre filter, 160 tstat, ngk iridiums, belden wires, Silverstars-high and low beam, rebuilt tranny, shift kit, cooler, Dex VI fluid, replace the rear compressor and lines and level sensor, Monroe air shocks in back, FE5 struts and Moog strut mounts, Moog stabilizer bars, AC\Delco control arms.

2004 SLE-Stock, 195,000 miles,oldest son's baby now

2000 Ford Ranger-Stock, 352,000 hard, pizza delivery miles, new control arms (upper and lower), new(used) tranny
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