2006 dakota pcm question
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have a glitch in the system that is not sending the correct voltage to the new transmission. Wires have been verified to be in good shape, has anyone used a remanufactured PCM? I see them on the net and they say no need to bring to a dealer. Other possible issue might be with the integrated control module. Any insight would be great Thanks
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Re: 2006 dakota pcm question
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https://www.automodulesource.com/I bought one for a Jeep Liberty from here. Reasonably priced, sent them the VIN and it came plug and play. I would buy another from them if I needed to. Dennis What symptoms were you correcting?
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Re: 2006 dakota pcm question
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have a glitch in the system that is not sending the correct voltage to the new transmission. Wires have been verified to be in good shape, has anyone used a remanufactured PCM? I see them on the net and they say no need to bring to a dealer. Other possible issue might be with the integrated control module. Any insight would be great Thanks Update, took to the dealer and they found a ground pin out in the pcm, fixed that and got about 300 miles on it and the same issue came up with an engine light. Took it back now they say its the PCM and want $1500 to fix need advise here on other options like a reman PCM any help would be great,,,, Thanks
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Re: 2006 dakota pcm question
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What code is it setting ? Ron They didn't tell me just that the pcm was bad.
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Re: 2006 dakota pcm question
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I went through this last year on a 2007 Dakota. Mine pcm went bad and took out part of the trans that shifts the gears. Its like a servo pack in the transmission. Get a new pcm I believe I paid like $450.00 installed. You could get it rebuilt and do it yourself also. This is a known problem with Dakotas. I just ordered one off E bay for $250 and will install my self Said its "plug and play" so we will see if it fixes the problem
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Re: 2006 dakota pcm question
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BTW rebuilt transmission, new convertor and solenoid pack Ran good for about 300 miles then didn't want to take off in low gear.
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Re: 2006 dakota pcm question
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So the remanufactured PCM did not fix the problem, I have a total of 8 codes all transmission related, I think it might be in the wiring harness? not sure, but I thought I would update in case someone else has the same problem or any ideas
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Re: 2006 dakota pcm question
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whats the fault codes? Birdtracker PO700, 846, 871,988,876, 882, currently checking all connections/ grounds and the wiring the best I can
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Re: 2006 dakota pcm question
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only one code P0882 TCM power signal low, apparently the PCM is getting power to it but not sending it out to the trans relay, I will post next update, any ideas Im all ears
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Re: 2006 dakota pcm question
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Figured I would update we ran another relay to bypass old one, Now intermittently will throw a code of P0883 High voltage instead of low. Check engine light will be on, sometimes the trans will act up but if we shut it off and restart it drives fine. Hate gremlins!!
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