Finally recieved my PCM from Wranglerfix. I was tracking it and it got stuck at UPS Miami hub for 42 plus hours. So much for 2 day shipping. Installed it and the jeep fired right up. Took it out for a test drive and all is good. Thanks again to Chris @Chris and AndyG @AndyG. For the replies and convincing me I really needed to call Mark @Wranglerfix. And a special Thank You for Mark @Wranglerfix for our conversation and your help getting the TJ back on the road quickly. Mark is truly one of a kind.
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Thanks for the update!
Mark is the best. He's fairly priced, easy to work with, ships super fast, and is an all around great and friendly guy.
If only more people knew how to run a business like Mark does.
Mark is the best. He's fairly priced, easy to work with, ships super fast, and is an all around great and friendly guy.
If only more people knew how to run a business like Mark does.
Thank you all very much. I am happy to hear your Jeep is back on the road!!
Thanks again! I do have a question though. When I first started it and test drove it, it seemed like at the first stop sign it wanted to almost stall but didn't. Next stop sign same just not as bad, next stop even better. Now it seems fine. My question. Does the new PCM have a learning Curve? Maybe just a fluke from setting.
The ecm has to go through a drive cycle. The fuel monitor and evap system also have to be set.
Has the Jeep been setting for awhile?
Has the Jeep been setting for awhile?
Sitting for about 3 or 4 weeks while trying to get the problem diagnosed and fixed.
Hasn’t been sitting long enough to worry about. The PCM has to learn how your engine systems work. After a few times of driving it’ll be like usual.
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