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| Supply Ability : | 5000PCS per month |
| Payment Terms : | L/C,D/A,D/P,T/T |
| Model Number : | 6371151-0463-011 |
| Brand Name : | JAC |
| Certification : | ISO,CE |
| Price : | Negotiable |
Product Introduction 1026400FE010 Electronic Control Unit is the central engine control computer for HFC4DE1-1D(2.7L) light truck power system. It gathers multiple sensor signals in real time, calculates fuel injection quantity, injection timing and emission control logic to regulate engine running status. This aftermarket replacement ECU fixes no-start failure, unstable idling, power limitation and dashboard fault alerts caused by damaged mainboard, burned circuit chips and corroded plug pins of original controllers, maintaining normal engine performance and emission compliance for urban logistics light cargo vehicles.
Product Advantages High-grade sealed circuit board with shockproof coating to withstand continuous vibration under complex driving conditions. Waterproof housing prevents moisture and dust from eroding internal electronic elements. OEM pin layout ensures accurate plug matching with vehicle wiring harness. Each unit undergoes bench signal simulation testing before shipment, stable data processing capability and reliable engine management.
| Item | Parameter |
|---|---|
| Part Number | 1026400FE010 |
| Product Name | Electronic Control Unit / ECU |
| Matching Engine | HFC4DE1-1D(2.7L) |
| Housing Material | Shock & Moisture Resistant Engineering Plastic |
| Feature | Signal Processing, Engine Logic Control |
| MOQ | Negotiable |
| Application | Full Engine Management System |
Applicable Models Fit for light-duty trucks equipped with HFC4DE1-1D(2.7L) diesel engine, widely used for urban distribution and short-distance logistics transportation.


FAQ
Q1: Does the new ECU need programming after installation?
A1: Yes, online programming and parameter matching are required to
adapt to the whole vehicle.
Q2: What can burn out the ECU main board?
A2: Wrong wiring connection, short circuit and high voltage surge
will damage internal chips.
Q3: Can low battery voltage affect ECU normal operation?
A3: Insufficient power supply leads to signal disorder and triggers
random engine fault codes.
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