The automatic transmission ECU is housed in the passenger compartment at the rear of the facia/centre console. Make sure that the ignition is off before you start work because the ECU can be damaged if the wiring plug is disconnected while the ignition is on. Wait for a further two minutes to make sure that the transmission main relay is completely de-energised and if the engine cooling fan is running when the engine is switched off wait for it to stop and then wait for a further two minutes. Begin by taking out the radio/cassette or storage bin from the centre console, and then the ashtray. Unclip trim panel from right hand side of centre console. The ECU is mounted on a bracket that is fixed by four bolts, remove these bolts and remove the ECU and bracket from beneath the facia. Disconnect the ECU wiring connector and carefully remove the ECU from the car without touching the ECU connector pins, which will damage the ECU by static electricity. For refitting, follow the process in reverse. If a new ECU is installed, adapt it to the throttle position sensor signal, by switching on the ignition without starting the engine, depressing the accelerator pedal fully to activate the kickdown switch for five seconds, and then releasing the pedals to store the new throttle position sensor signal in the ECU memory, and then switching off the ignition.