In a word, no. The ECU is coded to the bike and its VIN. All the other computers on the bike may not rcognize the transplant. Best to discuss the art of the possible with your BMW dealer.

 

Ok.. what if i get the ecu.. electronics control module, ignition switch and key all off a donor bike would that solve the issue? only thing left would be the clocks and original wiring loom... Ive also looked into getting a different ecu cloned so that may be an option.

 

If it is a K25, I think you need the Engine Control Unit, Body Electrical Control Unit, and Ignition Key. After installation, you need BMW dealer to refresh the connection as the other "control unit" such as ABS and Speedometer also need to "shake hand". The mileage data in the speedometer and ECU should also be synchronized. The higher mileage data from either one will be chosen by the process.