2002 Mustang V6 5-speed with a bad ECU

[stevetheheathen]

I've got a 2002 Mustang V6 5-speed with a bad ECU. Got a used one coming from LKQ. Is there any way to get it programmed without paying my local dealership upwards of a grand?
I have a BAMA programmer for it. Is there any chance I can do it with that? Feel free to laugh if that is a stupid question.

 

[89ripper]

Its not a stupid question, steve. Im bumping your thread as I am not familiar with BAMA tuning but someone should know the answer

 

[RaggedGT]

No idea about the handheld tuner, a plan B could be a local mobile locksmith- in my repair shop days we used to have them come out to program new/used ECUs

 

[Noobz347]

I've got a 2002 Mustang V6 5-speed with a bad ECU. Got a used one coming from LKQ. Is there any way to get it programmed without paying my local dealership upwards of a grand?
I have a BAMA programmer for it. Is there any chance I can do it with that? Feel free to laugh if that is a stupid question.

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Dude had a [big] ole long post that started out with how he was pulling his hair out. Mentioned it a few more times through the post. I suggested he might be on the wrong forum and that his hair loss might be the subject of his frustration.

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