Vehicle Specification & Fitment
| OEM Part Number | 1860A969 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer Reference | E6T47383 HW1 |
| Manufacturer Reference | E6T47383 |
| Hardware Version (HW) | HW1 |
| Manufacturer Reference | 2515 |
| Manufacturer Reference | 0050 |
| System Designation | ECU |
| Make | Mitsubishi |
| Model | Lancer |
| Series | Cj |
| Year Range | 2007 - 2009 |
| Compatible Years | 2007, 2008, 2009 |
| Weight | 0.8 Kgs |
| Condition | Used (Tested & Verified) |
Mitsubishi Lancer CJ 2.0L Engine ECU Control Module 1860A969 E6T47383 (2007–2009) | Tested & Verified
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Verified FitmentFully Tested & Bench-Verified Engine Control Unit (ECU / ECM) for Mitsubishi Lancer CJ 4B11
Restore your Mitsubishi Lancer CJ's powertrain reliability and engine performance with this Genuine Mitsubishi Electric 1860A969 / E6T47383 HW1 Engine Control Unit (ECU). Calibrated for early Series 1 Australian-market 2.0L 4B11 MIVEC petrol engines, this unit orchestrates electronic fuel injection, spark timing, electronic throttle control, and emissions systems. Our Yennora facility rigorously bench-tests every unit for terminal pin integrity, internal ignition/injector driver circuit stability, and high-speed CAN-bus communication.
Fault Symptoms (Common Mitsubishi Lancer 1860A969 ECU Failures)
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Internal Processor Malfunction (DTC P0606 / P0605) Microcontroller calculation errors or EEPROM data corruption forcing the engine into emergency limp-mode or stalling during idle.
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Engine No-Start / Immobilizer Lockout (DTC P0513 / P1610) Failure to complete the encrypted handshake with the ETACS body unit, preventing spark ignition and fuel pump relay engagement.
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Ignition Coil / Injector Driver Circuit Open (DTC P0300 / P0201–P0204) Burned internal power MOSFET transistors failing to supply ground switching to coils or injectors, causing persistent single-cylinder dead misfires.
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Total CAN-Bus Communication Failure (DTC U0100) Diagnostic scan tools displaying "No Communication with Engine ECU" across the ABS/ASC, ETACS, and instrument cluster networks.
Fitment & Technical FAQ for Mitsubishi Lancer (2007 - 2009) Engines & Electronic Modules Part #1860A969
Yes. In the Mitsubishi Lancer CJ series, the Engine Control Module is encrypted to the vehicle's ETACS module and transponder ignition key. When replacing the ECU, a qualified automotive technician or auto locksmith must connect a diagnostic scan tool (such as Mitsubishi MUT-III, G-Scan, or Autel MaxiSys) to execute an Immobilizer / Key Re-registration & VIN Write procedure before the engine will start.
Failures are commonly caused by jump-starting errors, alternator voltage regulator spikes, water ingress via the engine bay harness plugs, or internal circuit board thermal breakdown. These issues result in permanent DTCs such as P0606 (PCM Processor Fault), P0351–P0354 (Ignition Coil Primary Circuit Faults), or total U0100 CAN-bus communication loss.
1860A969 (Hardware E6T47383) is the early generation ECU calibrated for Series 1 Lancer CJ models (2007–2009). Later models (2009–2012) switched to revised hardware families like 1860B267 (E6T72694) with updated CAN-bus protocols and revised emissions maps. You should match the primary part number on your original label to ensure complete firmware and wiring compatibility.
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