Depending on what part of the ecu is bad, yes.
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There is not a single ECU sensor. There are dozens of sensors on this car that feed the ECU
maybe an ECU problem
take it to a qualifed mechanic shop and NEVER spray the engine again let the engine dry off and then try to start it because it could just be a fail safe put in by the manufacturers to stop the engine electrics from shorting out and frying the ECU but if you have fryed the ECU some how you would be better off buying a new car because the ECU is one of the most expensive things to replace on a car
you cant the imobiliser is programmed in the ecu, take it to a vaux dealer
Usually vehicle just stops running with no warning