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Hi guys. I am looking to purchase a new ECU to suit a set of Termingnoni slip-ons. I have found out the hard way that all these electronic components on the 1098 are a 1 bike fitment (They cant be swapped from one bike to the next).

I am wanting to purchase a NEW ECU and was wanting to know if anyone could advise me of the cheapest place available to purchase one?

I am in Australia but dont mind waiting for international S&H for the right price.
 

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SteveNunez said:
I have the slip-on version of the Ducati Race ECU- It sells for $1100 or so- I'd let it go for $500.....I can take Paypal if that's easier for you!
You just remove the stock ECU and bolt on this Race ECU and you're set!

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Actually no matter which way you go you'll need to take it to an authorized Ducati service department to have them reset the throttle position sensor when replacing the ECU - and then you're set.
 

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Tricolore Oz said:
Hi guys. I am looking to purchase a new ECU to suit a set of Termingnoni slip-ons. I have found out the hard way that all these electronic components on the 1098 are a 1 bike fitment (They cant be swapped from one bike to the next).

I am wanting to purchase a NEW ECU and was wanting to know if anyone could advise me of the cheapest place available to purchase one?

I am in Australia but dont mind waiting for international S&H for the right price.

I'm sure they can be swapped from bike to bike I have a spare I will send PM.
 

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Just be careful about buying a slip-on ECU . I picked one up at a fair price, had it fitted to find it made the bike stalled all the time , so had it removed .I am hoping that it can be re-flashed. I think you will find that a lot of slip-on ECU's are the same.
 
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